bring home
To make perfectly clear: a lecture that brought home several important points.
4321go said:May be you are right ~hehe ~I learned more~ Thanks ,and I have deleted that Flash link!
as you put it.The Japanese,one who,live in China now is in danger.May be the hooligan live in the city and town will attack them.But I will not let it happen~.But if the Japanese government still hurt the virtuous common Chinese People,unexpectable things will happen.
It is interesting to note that "virtue," in Chinese would be either 窶慊ケ窶板 'the qualities of being guided and orderly, which can be likened to an inscribed, crafted piece of jade, or the self-regulating jade-craftsman,' or 窶慊ケテコツコ 'the qualties of being guided and perceptive.' (note: my etymologies are experimental.)TwistedMac said:Virtuous? You're seriously going to use that word to describe the entire Chinese people as a whole?
deadhippo said:that flash is useless disgusting racist crap .. humorous only to haters of japan
and nothing good comes from hate or spreading it around
honestly i look down on the people who spent their time making that crap
they should spend their time productively not destructively
and also i think if non-japan haters see this it will lower their opinion of the chinese people in general even though it is not, i hope, representative of the nation of china
you should be ashamed of yourself for posting this here or anywhere as its only purpose is to stir up animosity of which there is enough of in the world already
4321go said:As to "stir up animosity" ,~anyhow,people won't hate Japan only for watching a "flash"!!
I saw the first two; in Korean and Cantonese. The demonstrations are spreading to the South; Guangzhou, Shenzhen. This is no simple matter, and looks like Japan needs to take careful steps towards some kind of genuince resolution this time.4321go said:
4321go said:ツ"look down on chinese peopleツ"ツ?ツ?ツ?I'm puzzled...
I understand:because your are Japanese~~,you are surely feel uncomfortable when you watching this flash movie!
4321go said:ツ"look down on chinese peopleツ"ツ?ツ?ツ?I'm puzzled...
I understand:because your are Japanese~~,you are surely feel uncomfortable when you watching this flash movie!
To rape, kill, maim is despicable and inhumane on top of being violent. If riots involves throwing of stones, projectiles and destruction of property, I'd call it violentlexico said:I believe we are in general agreement. Nevertheless I would think "violent" is a rather strong word. To rape, kill, and maim is violent while angry shouts of condemnation is not. To ease the pain, we as outsiders, would do best to be civil in our protest to the regrettable (not violent) means of protest.
What I'm trying to convey is that such group violent expression is more often triggered by a specific reason and pent-up frustration than not. The Islamists can recruit in Britain because there is cause for frustration by the West's double standard in Iraq, etc. Basically, the Islamist cause is "marketable"Whoa, sorry !
Please do NOT compare the demonstrations with "Islamic terrorist" attacks which conjures up images of 9/11 and 7/7. That is simply unfair; you might be accused of venting your frustration from the threat to security that the people in UK, and the free world by extension, are experiencing onto this Chinese demonstration.
I sincerely hope he'll be kicked out. But I would be careful because Ishihara was voted twice in the Tokyo office. Koizumi might take advantage of popular fear for security to get the post again. Just like Bush used the war on terrorRegarding Koizumi, let the common wisdom of the average Japanese citizen decide at the next election; Koizumi & co. need not move a finger be be ousted out of office at the ballot.
I'm not generalising but referring to the rioters and CCP members who'd want to pressure Japan and others through violence. Why would I need the conflicts to end to embrace my own people? Not all Chinese are hooligansI would refrain from calling your compatriots "thugs"; who are you against, the PRC, the CCP, the Chinese citizens, or the demonstrators ? After all; once the nagging conflicts have subsided, wouldn't you someday embrace your own people ?
This is a very good example of how "facts" are fabricated, while the manga was NEVER forbidden to be published. Let's review what really happened:deadhippo said:i was shocked to discover last year than a manga was forbidden to be published because it mentioned (that's right "mentioned") the nanking massacre as if it were a fact, the manga story itself was completely fictional
so even it didn't happen i cant see why it was censored
窶督シ窶督ウ窶堋オ said:This is a very good example of how "facts" are fabricated, while the manga was NEVER forbidden to be published. Let's review what really happened:
ツ・The author used a "reference" photo of questionable nature, also changing the cloth of a man to Imperial Japanese Army uniform for whatever purpose.
ツ・People including local assemblymen questioned such kind of practice done in the initial weekly installment version, from the historicity viewpoint.
ツ・The author kept silence for a month and a half, ignoring the demands for explanation.
ツ・The publisher responded with cowardly wiping out the part in the vol.8 compilation. They did have freedom of press to keep it the same as original, if they believed that there was a reason for the particular drawing to be there.
ツ・The author and publiser can pose the victim role when Japan-haters spread around the lie that the publication was banned.
Related thread
4321go said:Here is a thread in Chinese forum,which provide more video ! ~:
http://www.300000.org/bbs/dispbbs.asp?boardID=45&ID=55120&page=1
RockLee said:4321go you're just another poor Chinese fellah who got whispered in his ear that Japan is bad,
lexico said:Welcome to the forum, InnerFire !
Hope to see more of your fine posts !
Nope! 4321 did not mean that. It is Japan's ATTITUDE toward inhumane crime 60 years ago "hurt"s us, not the crime itself. We never live in history, but we estimate our future from history.TwistedMac said:I like the "subtle" threats you make in this thread, 4321.
"I'm not gonna let my countrymen touch a random japanese living here.. but you know.. if the japanese don't stop attacking us 60 years ago, I don't know what I'll do! I'm kuh-reeeeizi!"
So do not try to Twist the meaning, TwistedMac!4321go said:...But if the Japanese government still hurt the virtuous common Chinese People,unexpectable things will happen.
deadhippo said:that flash is useless disgusting racist crap .. humorous only to haters of japan
and nothing good comes from hate or spreading it around
honestly i look down on the people who spent their time making that crap
they should spend their time productively not destructively
and also i think if non-japan haters see this it will lower their opinion of the chinese people in general even though it is not, i hope, representative of the nation of china
you should be ashamed of yourself for posting this here or anywhere as its only purpose is to stir up animosity of which there is enough of in the world already
innerfire said:But I do want you to know is: most of well-educated young Chinese were not involved in the "riot" agaist Japan. They were reading in libraries, doing experiments in labs, doing researchs in institutes, surfing on the internet for cutting-edge knowledges, studing western civilizations......
Comparing to Japan's performance, the "riot" was too small to be mentioned. Hate was not produced itself, instead, it needs a trigger. Everything has a "reason" and a "result". And "result" is a mirror for the "reason". 4321 showed you the "result", and he wanted you to realize the "reason" behind. But you turned the topic away.
Thanks.
im not so sure what you mean by thisWe are not as good as you currently, I admit, but we are on our way now.
I'm no expert in the area of education, but something seems to be amiss in your statement. Do you get news out of China ? How do you know that education in China is backward ? From hearsay ? Then it is not common knowledge, but common ignorance based on undereducation on world history/geography. So basically you've made a sweeping statement on China which only comes back to you.deadhippo said:but if you are talking about education standards, im from a small country so its much easier to control such a thing
and while its common knowledge that the standard of education in china is pretty low i think we should look at the rate of improvement to better understand whats happening in china
lexico said:I'm not an expert in this area; of course there was a period of backwardness during the Great Leap Forward/Cultural Revolution in education. But has education not improved tremendously ?
I think it would be unfair to judge Chinese education in one sweeping blanket statement of "backward."
There are quite a few Korean school children who go to China solely for the purpose of broadening their educational background. And I am pretty sure it's not just the Mandarin language their parents have in mind.
that was my pointBut has education not improved tremendously ?