2022/9/29
The following is an excerpt from Takayama Masayuki's serial column that appears at the end of today's issue of Weekly Shincho.
This article once again proves that he is the one and only journalist in the postwar world.
This article once again proves that he most deserves the Nobel Prize in Literature or the Peace Prize.
It is a must-read for not only the Japanese people but also people all over the world.
50 Years of Nightmares
Xi Jinping said, "The great revival of the Chinese nation."
That's too much of a lie.
There was never such a thing as a union of ramen shops, and Xi himself really wanted to say "the great Han race."
But he knew that if he said that, it would be a lie.
The Han people lived in the "Central Plains," where the Shang and Tang dynasties were based.
However, it was rare for them to become the rulers there.
In other words, for most of their 4000-year history, they were ruled by foreign tribes from outside and spent their lives as their slaves.
Slaves have no dreams.
Their culture is limited to things like foot-binding.
Even the Chinese characters were created by the Dongyi's Qin Shi Huang.
No matter where you look, the Han people have no greatness or culture that is celebrated for its revival.
However, because of their upbringing, they are good at lying.
They are exceptionally good at deceiving people.
The "Chinese people" that Xi Jinping talks about are particularly excellent.
In the past, he included all the non-Chinese dynasties that flourished in the Central Plains as part of the "Chinese people."
Xirong, who founded the Shang dynasty and brought about the bronze artifact culture, and Genghis Khan of the Yuan dynasty, who conquered the Eurasian continent, were also made part of the Chinese people.
The Manchus who founded the Qing Dynasty were also part of this group, and Mongolia, Uyghur, Tibet, and Taiwan, all ruled by the Qing, have all become the property of the Xi regime.
It is the so-called "One China" scam.
The magic word that has allowed the Han people, who have been slaves for so long, to become a great power that now even has Mount Everest is this "Chinese people."
Kakuei restored diplomatic relations with such a country 50 years ago.
The background to this foolishness was the instigation of the Asahi Shimbun, which had teamed up with China.
First, Midoro Masuichi used his fellow countryman Okazaki Kahei to spread the word that "Japan had done the same atrocities in China that the Nazis had done in Europe."
It was the beginning of atonement diplomacy.
Following Midoro, Hirooka Tomoo had Honda Katsuichi serialize the lie that "the Japanese military behaved like Nazis."
Kakuei flew to Beijing in such an unusual atmosphere.
Although he had no sense of atonement, he said, "We caused you a great deal of trouble" as a diplomatic courtesy.
The interpreter translated this as "causing trouble."
It means something like a minor mistake.
Zhou Enlai then jumped on board.
"What do you mean it's a minor mistake when millions of Chinese people died as a result of Japan's invasion?"
Kakuei was angry at the Chinese man's guts for pointing out such a minor translation error, but he restrained himself from kicking the seat and leaving.
Zhou Enlai had visited Japan twice when he was young.
He applied to several universities but failed to get into them.
He also failed to get into an easy, normal school.
Ultimately, the only place he could get into was the Chinese Communist Party, which didn't require any entrance exams.
It means he was fluent in Japanese.
If the interpreter made a mistake, he could just laugh and correct it.
However, he had a slave mentality ingrained in him.
It gave him the initiative in negotiations.
"Millions of victims" should also be effective.
So, he arrogantly demanded that Japan give ODA and technical assistance and even went so far as to say that the Senkaku Islands were his.
Kakuei laughed scornfully.
What are you talking about, millions of victims?
Most of them were caused by Chiang Kai-shek and the Chinese Communist Party.
For example, the Yellow River broke its banks, killing 300,000 people.
Guo Moruo admitted that the Kuomintang did this to stop the Japanese army from pursuing them.
In fact, the Japanese army stopped pursuing them and sent out large and small boats to rescue the flood victims.
As a result of this flood, the farmland in Henan Province was ruined, and a great famine occurred, with one million people dying of starvation.
"The invading Japanese army released food supplies for us. We were happy to become traitors and helped the Japanese army to annihilate 300,000 of Chiang Kai-shek's troops," says Liu Zhenyun in 'The Human Condition 1942'.
The Chiang Kai-shek army and the Communist army set fire to the city of Changsha for the same purpose, killing tens of thousands of people.
The Han people have established dynasties twice in the past.
However, because they were slaves, they did not know how to rule.
The people suffered greatly.
Now, the Han people are ruling for the third time, but they killed another 100 million people with the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution.
It was the worst Han government.
Kakuei knew that.
That's why the Asahi Shimbun crushed him.
Shinzo Abe warned the world about the dangers posed by China.
That's why he was killed at the behest of the Asahi Shimbun.
It is fifty years of friendship with China.
But we don't need a 51st-year.
The following is an excerpt from Takayama Masayuki's serial column that appears at the end of today's issue of Weekly Shincho.
This article once again proves that he is the one and only journalist in the postwar world.
This article once again proves that he most deserves the Nobel Prize in Literature or the Peace Prize.
It is a must-read for not only the Japanese people but also people all over the world.
50 Years of Nightmares
Xi Jinping said, "The great revival of the Chinese nation."
That's too much of a lie.
There was never such a thing as a union of ramen shops, and Xi himself really wanted to say "the great Han race."
But he knew that if he said that, it would be a lie.
The Han people lived in the "Central Plains," where the Shang and Tang dynasties were based.
However, it was rare for them to become the rulers there.
In other words, for most of their 4000-year history, they were ruled by foreign tribes from outside and spent their lives as their slaves.
Slaves have no dreams.
Their culture is limited to things like foot-binding.
Even the Chinese characters were created by the Dongyi's Qin Shi Huang.
No matter where you look, the Han people have no greatness or culture that is celebrated for its revival.
However, because of their upbringing, they are good at lying.
They are exceptionally good at deceiving people.
The "Chinese people" that Xi Jinping talks about are particularly excellent.
In the past, he included all the non-Chinese dynasties that flourished in the Central Plains as part of the "Chinese people."
Xirong, who founded the Shang dynasty and brought about the bronze artifact culture, and Genghis Khan of the Yuan dynasty, who conquered the Eurasian continent, were also made part of the Chinese people.
The Manchus who founded the Qing Dynasty were also part of this group, and Mongolia, Uyghur, Tibet, and Taiwan, all ruled by the Qing, have all become the property of the Xi regime.
It is the so-called "One China" scam.
The magic word that has allowed the Han people, who have been slaves for so long, to become a great power that now even has Mount Everest is this "Chinese people."
Kakuei restored diplomatic relations with such a country 50 years ago.
The background to this foolishness was the instigation of the Asahi Shimbun, which had teamed up with China.
First, Midoro Masuichi used his fellow countryman Okazaki Kahei to spread the word that "Japan had done the same atrocities in China that the Nazis had done in Europe."
It was the beginning of atonement diplomacy.
Following Midoro, Hirooka Tomoo had Honda Katsuichi serialize the lie that "the Japanese military behaved like Nazis."
Kakuei flew to Beijing in such an unusual atmosphere.
Although he had no sense of atonement, he said, "We caused you a great deal of trouble" as a diplomatic courtesy.
The interpreter translated this as "causing trouble."
It means something like a minor mistake.
Zhou Enlai then jumped on board.
"What do you mean it's a minor mistake when millions of Chinese people died as a result of Japan's invasion?"
Kakuei was angry at the Chinese man's guts for pointing out such a minor translation error, but he restrained himself from kicking the seat and leaving.
Zhou Enlai had visited Japan twice when he was young.
He applied to several universities but failed to get into them.
He also failed to get into an easy, normal school.
Ultimately, the only place he could get into was the Chinese Communist Party, which didn't require any entrance exams.
It means he was fluent in Japanese.
If the interpreter made a mistake, he could just laugh and correct it.
However, he had a slave mentality ingrained in him.
It gave him the initiative in negotiations.
"Millions of victims" should also be effective.
So, he arrogantly demanded that Japan give ODA and technical assistance and even went so far as to say that the Senkaku Islands were his.
Kakuei laughed scornfully.
What are you talking about, millions of victims?
Most of them were caused by Chiang Kai-shek and the Chinese Communist Party.
For example, the Yellow River broke its banks, killing 300,000 people.
Guo Moruo admitted that the Kuomintang did this to stop the Japanese army from pursuing them.
In fact, the Japanese army stopped pursuing them and sent out large and small boats to rescue the flood victims.
As a result of this flood, the farmland in Henan Province was ruined, and a great famine occurred, with one million people dying of starvation.
"The invading Japanese army released food supplies for us. We were happy to become traitors and helped the Japanese army to annihilate 300,000 of Chiang Kai-shek's troops," says Liu Zhenyun in 'The Human Condition 1942'.
The Chiang Kai-shek army and the Communist army set fire to the city of Changsha for the same purpose, killing tens of thousands of people.
The Han people have established dynasties twice in the past.
However, because they were slaves, they did not know how to rule.
The people suffered greatly.
Now, the Han people are ruling for the third time, but they killed another 100 million people with the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution.
It was the worst Han government.
Kakuei knew that.
That's why the Asahi Shimbun crushed him.
Shinzo Abe warned the world about the dangers posed by China.
That's why he was killed at the behest of the Asahi Shimbun.
It is fifty years of friendship with China.
But we don't need a 51st-year.
2024/9/26 in Umeda, Osaka
