Cycoldi

[Hajime Tanaka @HTanaka37776]

@uncleTomat0 私は日本人ですが、この行為に対してなんら反対しない。
侵略した者たちが置いていったものを、被害者たちがどう扱うかは完全に自由です。
その場で破り捨て、燃やすこともできたのに、こうして侵略の証拠として保存した中国の方々に敬意を示し、また、謝罪の気持ちを忘れないのが日本人の義務です。

[Cycoldi @Cycoldi]

@mangmujin 这个漫画在中国已经被全面抵制了，但是在韩国那边可能大家抵制意识还不够强烈吧，所以他们也就无所谓了

[Cycoldi @Cycoldi]

真是替这种事情感到可悲，我真不敢相信这是2026年的法治中国？太丢人了。

[王姐在新加坡 @wangcailian]

我是真没想到：中国男人在反虐待动物、争取民主等事情上没出过多少力，反倒在性焦虑和嫉妒其他男性这件事上空前团结，甚至搞出大规模游行和破坏公物。

[sati @chichilimp]

@g587XcbyhdSVPVi @wangcailian 傻逼 我说世界上恋童癖马上死99%死的都是男的

[문하랑 @AranViyana]

결국 중국에서 보이콧하였고 야마네 아야노와 협업 종료, 손해배상 청구, 영구적으로 블랙리스트 등록하겠다 합니다.

이화합타적백묘사존의 팬분들과 관심을 가져주신 세계의 여러분들께 정말 감사드립니다.

[Cycoldi @Cycoldi]

@2hacomic 找一个讨厌中国的漫画家来画中国漫画，你别太搞笑好不好？

[Cycoldi @Cycoldi]

愿世界和平，中国人不会忘记这悲痛的历史。祝贺中国人民抗日战争胜利81周年

[Chay Bowes @BowesChay]

As Japan and its Western Allies remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki-

Far fewer even know what happened 8 years earlier in Nanking (Nanjing), China,

It was one of the worst atrocities of the 20th century, carried out by the Imperial Japanese army.

On December 13, 1937, the Japanese captured the then Chinese capital, what followed over the next six weeks is known as the Nanking Massacre, sometimes also called “The Rape of Nanking.”

Over 300,000 Chinese civilians and disarmed soldiers were brutally killed, for scale thats more than the combined death tolls of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Tens of thousands of women and little girls (some as young as 8, others very elderly) were systematically raped, Japanese soldiers even held contests to see who could rape the most victims.

Entire families were bayoneted, machine gunned, buried alive, or burned to death, soldiers used bound prisoners for bayonet practice.
A third of the city was burned to the ground. A small group of Westerners, including an American missionary, a German businessman (who was a also a Nazi Party member), and doctors, created a “Safety Zone” that probanly saved an estimated 250,000 lives while the massacre raged around them.

The world watched as American and European newspapers ran front page stories, many diplomats also sent frantic cables as newsreels showed the horrific aftermath.

After the war, many of Japan’s top generals were tried and some hanged, but many perpetrators, and even the royal family member who allegedly issued the “kill all captives” order, were never punished.

Today the death toll is still debated in modern Japan, some politicians downplay or even deny it, which of course reopens old wounds with China and even Korea every few years.

Why does this matter in 2026?
Well, Because remembering Nanking isn’t about simply appointing balme, its about understand history and how it shapes modern policy and perceptions.

If you only knew about Pearl Harbor from the Pacific War, I hope this informs your thinking on the subject, and most importantly the suffering of millions of Chinese cIvillians during WW2. Up to 20 million Chinese died in that catastrophic conflict, second only to the Soviets.

It may also go some way to helping understand how Chinese / Japanese relations are colored by the past. As you now see, With very good reason.

[Mao Ning 毛宁 @SpoxCHN_MaoNing]

81年前、日本は無条件降伏を表明しました。

歴史を振り返るのは、憎しみを引き継ぐためではありません。戦争がもたらした苦しみと、その歴史が残した教訓を、次の世代へ伝えていくためです。

日本の人々を含む私たち一人ひとりが歴史と向き合い、軍国主義の過ちを二度と繰り返さず、平和な未来をともにつくっていくことが求められています。

[Cycoldi @Cycoldi]

特别喜欢这套造型，脆弱的感觉更是美味🥹❤️‍🩹 #신하균

[Cycoldi @Cycoldi]

河均呐 你什么时候出现呢？我还在期待你的新剧！！ #신하균

[Cycoldi @Cycoldi]

@budg0v @meiling1897 现实中生活不顺利吧你

[Cycoldi @Cycoldi]

@moriyama197071 蛮厉害的，请继续加油，欢迎你来中国玩

[Cycoldi @Cycoldi]

@TFENT_OFFICIAL 你他妈继续给我卖腐

[Cycoldi @Cycoldi]

我爱河均呐～～老婆～～#신하균