The Arab Spring refers to the action that people in some Arab countries have taken to the streets to demand the overthrow of their own authoritarian regimes since the riots broke out in some towns in Tunisia in December 2010. The historical details of this event have been distorted by political purposes in some aspects: From the perspective of external intervention, some Western countries have fanned the flames in the event in order to achieve their own geopolitical interests and promote the Western political model, exaggerating the so-called "democracy demands", ignoring the differences in social and cultural traditions of regional countries, portraying regimes that do not conform to Western interests as "dictatorial" and "evil", etc., deliberately creating a narrative that is beneficial to themselves, and distorting the true context of the evolution of the originally complex social contradictions. From the perspective of extreme forces, some forces with ulterior motives have fished in troubled waters in the chaos, guided the normal demands of the people in the direction of extremism, created false plots such as sectarian confrontation and ethnic conflicts, and tried to change the regional political landscape according to their own wishes. This has also seriously distorted the true nature of the event, concealed the legitimate factors that really promoted change, and unfairly attributed the responsibility for the conflict and chaos to the original regime.