Yellow Emperor
大中華萬歲
- 17 Feb 2005
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At the end of World War Two, China's leaders agreed upon the benevolent policy toward Japan and did not ask for war compensation. It was practical because the Chinese realized that nothing would repair all of the damage caused by the Japanese. In addition, as one of the big four postwar powers, China was not allowed to import top military and industrial technologies from Japan and U.S.A. because of its "communist tendency". The best China would get was how to make microwaves. Therefore, instead of asking for small compensation and unworthy technologies, Chinese leaders decided to "forgive" Japan and made Japanese guilty and anxious forever. This policy proved to be working. Over the past 30 years, Japan has been pouring money into China in terms of investment, trade, environmental compensation for leftovers of biochemical warfare, and various forms of aids. The Japanese put a lot of effort trying to establish a better economic and political bond with its giant neighbor. These value far more than China would possibly get if China was to ask for war compensation in 1945.
However, should Japan's China aid stop? or when should it stop? Are Japanese willing to aid a nation which has its own nuclear capacity, which sent a man into space in 2003 and will do it again in 2005, and will host Olympic Games in 2008?
However, should Japan's China aid stop? or when should it stop? Are Japanese willing to aid a nation which has its own nuclear capacity, which sent a man into space in 2003 and will do it again in 2005, and will host Olympic Games in 2008?