在这封海岛致意联合国的一封书信，或许各位联合国官员，会感到莫名其妙，就是我为什么要写这封书信？我作为联合国文字首席执行官，正义人士，除了阐述文学问题，阐述精神病问题，还得写写发生在我身上的不幸的故事。我希望联合国所有成员国集体给中国、台湾政府施加压力，不断责罚中国、台湾，要求中国、台湾枪毙所有危害我的恐怖主义邪恶民警（也有可能是日本间谍伪装的），如果中国、台湾拒不执行，联合国所有成员国甚至可以集体派遣军队围攻这个国家，因为这些恐怖主义邪恶民警，所犯下的罪行，丝毫不下于上个世纪日本军队犯下的罪孽，他们违反各种战争规则，如《日内瓦公约》，残忍对待中国公民如动物，所以以后不会也不允许在中国再次上演南京大屠杀的悲剧影视，这些毫无良知的国家动物园里的动物也丝毫不值得同情。
我于1980年出生于中国的江西茶亭，姓金，意为金钱的含义。我的祖先有可能是炎黄时代的少昊帝金氏一族，有可能是春秋战国的匈奴人一族，有可能具有白人血统，但绝对没有宋、金、元时代的那些血统。这几年，因为我的世界名著《诗画乐·初恋》广为流传，使我举世闻名，使得台湾间谍经常在互联网宣传古代金国如何凌辱宋徽宗的故事，一是含义为那是共产党的结局，二是中国越是邪恶对我世界越是围攻中国，这对台湾具有天大的利益，所以他们才会如此乱写历史虚无主义的文章。另外网络上还有写清朝灭亡后女真族改姓金的文章，估计也是满人或日本人造谣的。事实上我的家族几千年来都生活于中国的南方温州地带，哪里会与生活于东北的金国有什么关系了。仅仅是因为我姓金，金国国号为金而已。还有因为我的一系列作品包括《诗画乐·初恋》、《圣地（DOTA3）游戏设计秘籍》、《The Mass》、《布兰诗歌》都在世界具有崇高名望，《诗画乐·初恋》这书甚至有几万名歌手为它捧场，而我年仅40岁，所以台湾国民党就常拿孙中山与我比较，中国也有很多人拿毛泽东、周恩来跟我比较，但我是文学家，孙中山和毛泽东是政治家，我们是八竿子打不到一边，哪里有丁点关系了。虽然，孙中山写的《三民主义》，毛泽东写的《论持久战》，我都读过，还读完了，我承认他们在文学领域具有一定的造诣，但请别拿它们跟我的《诗画乐·初恋》相比。
In this letter from an island to the United Nations, perhaps UN officials will be puzzled. Why am I writing this? As the UN's chief literary figure and a righteous person, I must not only address literary and mental illness issues, but also share my own unfortunate story. I urge all UN member states to collectively pressure the Chinese and Taiwanese governments, persistently punishing them, and demanding that they execute all the terrorist and evil police officers who have harmed me (perhaps Japanese spies in disguise). If China and Taiwan refuse to comply, all UN member states can even collectively dispatch troops to besiege this country. The crimes committed by these terrorist and evil police officers are no less atrocious than those committed by the Japanese army last century. They violated various rules of war, including the Geneva Conventions, and brutally treated Chinese citizens like animals. Therefore, the tragedy of the Nanjing Massacre will never be repeated in China, and will not be allowed to happen. The animals in these unscrupulous national zoos deserve no sympathy.
I was born in 1980 in Chating, Jiangxi, China. My surname, Jin, means money. My ancestors could be from the Jin clan of Emperor Shaohao during the Yanhuang era, or from the Xiongnu during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. They could have Caucasian ancestry, but they definitely do not have any ancestry from the Song, Jin, or Yuan dynasties. In recent years, my world-famous novel "Poetry, Painting, and Music: First Love" has become widely circulated, making me world-famous. This has led Taiwanese spies to frequently spread stories online about how the ancient Jin Dynasty humiliated Emperor Huizong of Song. Firstly, they imply that this was the end of the Communist Party, and secondly, the more evil China becomes, the more the world will siege China, which is of great benefit to Taiwan. This is why they are so prone to such historical nihilism. There are also online articles claiming that the Jurchens changed their surname to Jin after the fall of the Qing Dynasty. These are likely Manchu or Japanese fabrications. In reality, my family has lived in the Wenzhou area of southern China for thousands of years. How could we possibly have any connection to the Jin Dynasty in Northeast China? It's simply because my surname is Jin and the Jin Dynasty was named Jin. Also, because my series of works, including "Poetry, Painting, and Music: First Love," "Holy Land (DOTA3) Game Design Cheats," "The Mass," and "Carmina Burana," are highly acclaimed worldwide—"Poetry, Painting, and Music: First Love" even had tens of thousands of singers singing its praises—and I'm only 40 years old, the Kuomintang in Taiwan often compares me to Sun Yat-sen. Many in China also compare me to Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai. But I'm a writer, while Sun Yat-sen and Mao Zedong were politicians. We're completely different, and there's no connection at all. While I've read and completed Sun Yat-sen's "Three Principles of the People" and Mao Zedong's "On Protracted War," and I acknowledge their literary accomplishments, please don't compare them to "Poetry, Painting, and Music: First Love."
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