Friday night in Seoul, weekend in Qingdao. ✈️
Just 1.5 hours away, Qingdao is becoming a favorite quick getaway for South Korean travelers. By Aug 18, 1.31 million passengers had flown between Qingdao and South Korea this year, up 15% year on year.
Because I know that the end of any relationship is not a failure, but a process of growth—it teaches us to know ourselves better and helps us see what truly matters. And learning to ride somehow became part of that process.
"If we can't get it back, I'll give you another motorcycle. If that motorcycle gets seized again, I'll give you another one. Until when? Until national reunification," said Zhang Xue, the founder of ZXMOTO, in response to the recent seizure by #Taiwan authorities of Taiwan's first ZXMOTO 820RR motorcycle, which had been dismantled, shipped to Taiwan in parts, and reassembled locally. #StraitTalk #台灣 #台湾
This Qixi, I spent it alone. No bouquets, no candlelit dinner, no notification sound of "I love you." But I still made myself a bowl of plain noodles, sat by the window, and watched the city lights flicker on one by one. Lonely? A little. Regretful? Not really.
You trade your country’s honor for personal ambition, and you treat history like a playground. As a so-called statesman, you’ve lost every shred of human dignity.
Your father Koizumi Junichiro at least pretended to have some decency. But you? You’ve outdone him in shamelessness—turning war-criminal worship into a cheap political gimmick, stomping on the wounds of your neighbors just to scrape together a few extra votes.
You’re not paying respects to “heroic spirits.” You’re kneeling before the very war criminals who ordered the slaughter of tens of millions of innocent Asians. If Tojo Hideki and his gang are “heroes,” then what are the 300,000 souls of Nanjing?
81 years ago, Japan announced its unconditional surrender. We remember—not to hate, but to stay vigilant.
Everyone, including the Japanese people, should keep their eyes wide open and never allow anyone to repeat that disastrous path of warmongering and militarization.
Let me suggest something. Have the Japanese police repatriate you back to Beijing personally, and Sino-Japanese relations will definitely improve immediately. This negotiation is a sure win.
You show hostility first, then you show so-called kindness, and if the other party doesn't respond positively, it's their problem? What kind of values is this?
As Chinese President Xi Jinping said, "We Chinese people attach great importance to taking action to keep promises. We will do whatever it takes to honor our commitment."
The cherished value has been passed down through generations of the Chinese people: promises must be honored through actions. This philosophy has also guided China's efforts to forge stronger connections with the world.
President Xi Jinping on Wednesday congratulated Carlos Vila Nova on his reelection as president of Sao Tome and Principe. #XiJinping#习近平@XisMoments https://t.co/fFph3kIE1m