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What spark the growing anti-japanese sentiment among Chinese in your point of view?

wumuyi

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What spark the growing anti-japanese sentiment among Chinese in your point of view?

Everything happens for a reason......
And I believe even the most controversial problem can be solved through dialogues

I have been greatly concerned by the increasingly troubled state of Sino-Japan relation and trying to find the root-cause of the growing anti-Japanese sentiment among Chinese through my own observation and understanding as a ordinary Chinese,

And now pls. have your say,

As a Japanese, German, or Indonesian. etc in your point of view, what spark the sense of ill-will and mistrust?

First claim that Im not a extreme nationalist, and since we are talking about a sensitive diplomatic issue, I suggest everyone be calm and rational and hold objective attitude towards the fact while hearing different voices.

Thanks
 
Please refrain before you post the same question in four different places.
 
What spark the growing anti-japanese sentiment among Chinese in my point of view?

--> Chinese government's attempt to divert society's attention away from the present civil unrest in China.
 
Why so many anti-Japanese website or forum has been shut down ,it shows the attitude of Chinese government.

Restraint ,rather than support...
 
4321go said:
Why so many anti-Japanese website or forum has been shut down ,it shows the attitude of Chinese government.
Restraint ,rather than support...

Restraint yes,the Chinese government is doing so in hope the anti-Japan demonstration does not turn onto the government itself for being too soft against Japan.

The whole anti-Japanese incident was staged by the Chinese government from the beginning. If you live in China then you should know any public demonstration of such big scale will not be possible without government consent. Typical of any authoritarian state.
 
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