JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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To be healthy, live in the big city
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Teacher nabbed for using miror to peek up girl's skirt
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Japan's nuclear safety standards flawed, says commission chief
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From carnivores to herbivores: how men are defined in Japan
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Why do Japanese change their attitude when they communicate with foreigners?
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Terrikus
Haha...indeed
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Terrikus
and 60 years after WWII there's stil Chinese that suffer from the chemical weapons left behind by the Japanese. War sucks for sure
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Terrikus
Well, see, I live in China, and truth be told, while his type exists, I often don't run into it. Remember those 'riots' against the west in China during the torch rely for the Olympics? Believe it or not, they were relatively small, and people still poured into the foreign supermarkets and stores on a daily basis. Chinese love their country, but not so many are so vocal or take such confrontational stances in their words such as the poster noted.
Actually the truth is, many Chinese are all words, but when it comes down to act, they usually don't. So you might have some Chinese poster heralding the doom of the west if they don't 'beware the Dragon', and the same said poster is likely quite the timid person in actuality. Behold the power of Internet Anonymity.
But lets really be honest with ourselves here. Ever read the comments of posters at say foxnews.com or any other 'patriotic' American website. You'd be surprised how similar these kinds of comments are. The difference is, the U.S. is the one invading countries at the moment, China isn't.
Posted in: Nanking Massacre movie has strong opening in China
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Terrikus
What do you consider objective? Non-Chinese only?
Posted in: Nanking Massacre movie has strong opening in China
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Terrikus
Of course, in the same way, the Chinese government/Chinese people often pretend nothing happened in the last 60 years in their own country, because they can't seperate themselves from their own government. I see no difference really.
Of course they're appeasing Japan. They've been appeasing Japan since Deng Xiaoping, and they'll continue to do so for the time being. This movie will make Chinese shed a couple tears and feel angry for a week, and then they'll go on with life as if nothing happened. Chinese nationalism always ocurs in short, strong burts, and then dissapates into nothing.
Posted in: Nanking Massacre movie has strong opening in China
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Terrikus
Is that what you honestly think?
Posted in: Nanking Massacre movie has strong opening in China
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Terrikus
Say Hello to JoeBigs, the one-trick Pony. Come on over to Tianjin, Joe. It's real nice here. I'll even buy you a nice big bottle of baijiu. It's ok...China doesn't bite.
News Flash-Atrocties in WWII Happened...some were even committed by Japanese. Defending them is pathetic.
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Terrikus
So, what now?
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Terrikus
Good luck 0_o
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Terrikus
Well, that is certaintly contradicts JT's story about her Ccncert under "Features". Try reading it.
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Terrikus
Behold, the power of the internets.
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Terrikus
KHAAAAAAAAAAAN!
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Terrikus
It's. A. Christian. Holiday.
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Terrikus
Duh. There is no such thing as a movie that you can't get in China. This will only stop a small number of people form seeing it. Otherwise if they want to see it, they'll see it.
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Terrikus
George R.R. Martin...come on
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Terrikus
China sure gets on the ball with this kind of stuff. I wish other cough countries would do the same.
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Terrikus
That's funny. I'm sure they do it all the time. Somehow 99% of Chinese imports seem to work just fine. Of course, everyone will notice once there's a problem.
Don't worry, heads will roll, and peace will be restored to the galaxy.
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Terrikus
"Not anymore!! The whole nation suddenly called him a traitor and a coward. And suggested he'd better run in the Paralympics."
O Rly? Thats not what im hearing. Im hearing that from SOME people, but a vast number support him.
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Terrikus
Heh, too bad my uncle didn't survive it, well, not entirely. Survived the march, and then found himself on the wrong end of a Japanese officer's sword. I can only imagine what kind of hell that march was.
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Terrikus
I thought it was all 56 minorities, not just "Tibetan" children.
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