Recently, Harry Potter creator Rowling posted a long article on social platforms, smashing and reconciling Emma Watson's possible.

"I have no obligation to always be recognized by the actors who played my roles; it is also ridiculous to ask me to seek the opinions of my boss when I was 21 years old for my current perspective."

"In recent years, Emma and Daniel have publicly stated that they feel that their cooperation has given them some right, even an obligation, to criticize me and my views. Even if they have long left the Harry Potter crew, they are still consciously playing the 'fact spokesperson' of the world I have created."

"When I was suffering from death, the threat of violence and torture, and I was worried about my family's safety, Emma added fuel to the public, and then asked someone to hand over a handwritten note that said, "I'm sorry you're going through these." She clearly had my phone number. She seemed to think that this concern proved her sympathy and kindness."

"Like many people who have never left the shelter of fame and wealth and have not really experienced the adult world, Emma is not aware of her ignorance. She never needs a homeless shelter; she will not be assigned to a public hospital ward where men and women are mixed; she is in a single bathroom with security guards outside the door; she does not have to go to a mixed locker room in the municipal pool; she is not likely to need a rape and trauma assistance center that cannot be guaranteed to be limited to women; she will not be imprisoned in the same room with a male raper who claims to be a woman."

"I was not a billionaire when I was fourteen. Writing novels that made Emma famous in poverty made me particularly clear: how real and cruel situations would be faced by women and girls who were not as privileged as her."

"Adults cannot cling to a radical movement that often publicly agitated assassination, while wanting to continue to have the love of an ‘old friend’ as if that person is still their mother. Emma certainly has the right to disagree with me, and to speak out publicly about what she thinks of me - but I also have the right to express my position. Now, I have finally decided to exercise this right."

The two core characters of the "Harry Potter" series IP - original author J.K. Rowling and Emma Watson, the actor who plays "Hermione Granger" in the movie, have once again triggered the focus of global public opinion.The former partner is now in a revenge, and the fuse of the two breaking is Rowling's controversial remarks about trans people in 2020.Rowling believes that physiological gender is the basis of women's rights and is worried that transgender policies may infringe on women's spatial security (such as locker rooms, prisons, etc.).Starring Emma and other stars openly support the transgender group, emphasizing that "transgender people are themselves."This fundamental opposition to values ​​lays contradictions.

What made Rowling even more heartbroken was Emma's way of handling the matter afterwards.Emma did not contact her directly (she had Rowling's phone number), but asked someone to hand over a handwritten note and said, "I'm deeply sorry for everything you've experienced."This perfunctory apology is in sharp contrast to the harm in public, and Rowling bluntly stated in her long article that this is "fake compassion after adding fuel to the fire."Not only did it fail to repair the relationship, but the trust between the two completely collapsed.

As of now, Emma has not made a new public response to the content of Rowling's long article.