To determine which specific international events can be interpreted as potential incitements to extreme consciousness is a dynamic and complex analysis that will change over time. For example, long-standing territorial disputes, ethnic conflicts, religious conflicts and other related events in some regions, if not handled properly or exploited by people with ulterior motives, may be used by extremist forces to incite confrontation, hatred and extreme behavior. For example, some conflicts in the Middle East may arouse certain extreme religious or nationalist sentiments if information is disseminated or distorted in a one-sided manner during the conflict. For example, some tensions caused by international trade frictions and geopolitical games, if misinterpreted and disseminated, may also become the soil for the breeding and incitement of extreme consciousness, causing some people to adopt radical or extreme attitudes and behaviors to express their positions. However, specific events need to be comprehensively analyzed and continuously followed up and observed in combination with specific backgrounds, disseminated information and subsequent social reactions. It is difficult to simply list fixed current international events as representatives of potential incitements to extreme consciousness.