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ralian said:I somehow feel that there is someone behind this anti Japan movement.
Who or which organasation will benefit from this?
それにしても、今回の反日デモに関して、だれか裏で工作しているような気がしますね。だれだと思いますか。大体、中国政府がデモを容認するなんておかしい話じゃないですか。この動きは、いずれ違う方向に向いていくような気がしますねえ。
ralian said:I really wish that Japan and China will be friends someday.
It's good for both of them.
Love & peace
kkkktttt said:日本政府は過去の歴史問題に関して、中国政府に謝罪してきました。
中国共産党も、その機関紙である人民日報で、謝罪の事実を公に認めるとともに、中国国内に対してもそのことを伝え始めたようです。
サーチナ-searchina.net
当の中国自身があったと認めたのですから、「日本は過去の歴史に対して謝罪したか否か」の議論は終わりにしてもよいのではないでしょうか。
Glenn said:I'll try my best.
"The Japanese government has apologized about the problem of its history. It seems that even the Chinese Communist Party in its People's Daily Report, along with publicly acknowledging the apology, has started to announce to the nation that Japan has apologized. (link)
Since China itself has recognized this, can't we end the discussion of whether or not Japan has apologized for its past?"
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I hope that's understandable to everyone, and that it's accurate.
[Edit] Just wanted to add for anyone who may have been wondering that that was post #29.
Hiroshi66 said:I agree. But nobody seems to be apologizing first. Japan should apologize for its war crime atrocities, and China should apologize for the demonstrations (it has to apologize for something.. otherwise it would be really hypocritical).
Hiroshi66 said:Then if you have that ideology, dutch baka, Japan shouldn't apologize.
Japanese textbooks should be edited because of not giving enough facts on the war? I'd like to see a Chinese textbook and if they even mention the annexation of Tibet, the brutalities there, and the brutalties against Chinese during the 60s too.
Glenn said:I'll try my best.
"The Japanese government has apologized about the problem of its history. It seems that even the Chinese Communist Party in its People's Daily Report, along with publicly acknowledging the apology, has started to announce to the nation that Japan has apologized. (link)
Since China itself has recognized this, can't we end the discussion of whether or not Japan has apologized for its past?"
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I hope that's understandable to everyone, and that it's accurate.
[Edit] Just wanted to add for anyone who may have been wondering that that was post #29.
kkkktttt said:日本政府は過去の歴史問題に関して、中国政府に謝罪し てきました。
中国共産党も、その機関紙である人民日報で、謝罪の事 実を公に認めるとともに、中国国内に対してもそのこと を伝え始めたようです。
サーチナ-searchina.net
当の中国自身があったと認めたのですから、「日本は過 去の歴史に対して謝罪したか否か」の議論は終わりにし てもよいのではないでしょうか。
Maciamo said:Personally, I would like to see the emperor apologising to China and other Asian countries (already done for South Korea, and by Hirohito himself!). The emperor was considered as a living god for whom soldiers didn't hesitate to sacrifice their lives, and the emperor was also the Supreme Commander of the Japanese Imperial Army, which is the major (sole?) culprit in Japan's war crimes around Asia. As the army and the government were separate at that time, it just doesn't make sense for the Prime Minister to apologise for the Imperial Army's deeds. At best the PM could apologise for the Japanese government supporting the Army, but not as the responsible for the massacres. It's just a matter of logic. I personally don't care if Japan apologises to China or how both Chinese and Japanese people feel about it. If it doesn't make sense I will criticise it.
Sorry, I've been gone a couple of days, but did France criticize Japan while i wasn't paying attention? ☝miles7tp said:Can France throw a stone at Japan?
Dream Time said:so, because the Chinese textbooks don't give enough facts on the atrocities that the Communist government committed, Japan shouldn't give facts on the war in their history textbooks?