In recent years, the emerging phenomenon of “Fans’ Community Expedition” is a kind of nationalist practice form which lies between grand special events and banal daily representations. This article takes “Chinese and Thai netizen abuse On April 11” as the point of penetration and proposes a concept of “nationalism in daily performance” to explain this new phenomenon based on the Internet platform. By placing it in the one global speech field shaped by new media technology, this article investigates the daily performance of fans’ nationalism from three aspects: the censorship of global texts, the strategic use of nationalism, and the choices among multiple values. Nowadays, the operation of nationalism has expanded from the enclosed space of nation-states to a vast and common global Internet platform. Young people have solidified the “political correctness” censorship as a habit in their daily reading of online texts. Not only are they inspired in certain major events, but any remarks that degrade or harm China will cause habitually alert of the body and may further trigger an “expedition”. They threw themselves into the emotional abreaction in the “flame war” as well as showed sensitiveness and rationality in the choice of strategies. They also underwent continuous negotiations and choices based on different value orientation when facing the conflicts of multiple identities.