i see your point! maji and kirei na me
Kirei name and Maji, I see and take note of your points!! And indeed you are right, a lot of Japanese men are really nice people!! But there is still a minority that is not!, but it is the same worldwide, not only in Japan! So that statement I made I will take back! and indeed there are probably many Chinese sites which have a bashing against Japanese people and vice versa!, and indeed Kirei name it is childish what some of the Chinese people who come on this forum do and on their behalf, I apologize ok!!, but still maji and Kirei name when the governor of Tokyo says things like this about Chinese people:
"Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara suggested in a lecture on Thursday that the Chinese in Tokyo be arrested and deported.
He claimed that "China" people committed most crimes in Tokyo. Local police worry that these people will kidnap the children of important Japanese people sooner or later, the China News Service quoted Japanese media as saying. Such talks reflect apparent xenophobia. Anyone with any sense would reject Ishihara's assertion as groundless.
A metropolis such as Tokyo is attractive to people worldwide to live, work or study. Even if some local Chinese have been engaged in crime, how can that be used to back the proposal that all Chinese people living in Tokyo should be expelled? Or justify Ishihara's offensive and insulting words to the Chinese as a whole? If some Japanese people living in Beijing broke the law, that would likewise be no justification for targetting all Japanese in the Chinese capital.
In his tirade, Ishihara freely used the term "China," a derogatory Japanese name for China. After the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-95, "China," a word the Japanese Government used to refer to China, began to have insulting connotations. The Japanese Government was eventually forced to abandon the term after facing a protracted struggle by and representations from the Chinese Government and people.
A veteran politician such as Ishihara could not be unaware of what such a word means to the Chinese people. His talk can only be interpreted as an apparent attempt to humiliate and provoke the Chinese people. A closer look at the Tokyo governor will show it is not surprising that such words came from his mouth.
Ishihara has long been trademarked as an extreme right-winger for preaching the Japanese's national superiority and whitewashing the war crimes committed by Japanese militarists during World War II. Sino-Japanese relations have been developing thanks to the unremitting efforts of both sides soundly. We have every reason to cherish this hard-won friendly relationship. But extreme right-wingers such as Ishihara are sowing the seeds of hatred against Chinese people." here is the link so you can view it for yourselves if you wish:
Although you people must think do not listen to it! Some people get very upset about things like that! When things are said like that, some people tend to turn and build up hatred towards the Japanese, which is totally wrong! and although it is becoming a little one-sided! Please, people who can show me some of the things Chinese people say towards Japanese people, please put it on topic!!