Lemonade

🇨🇳⚡️💛
极唯！毒唯！

[Lemonade @Lemonade_Txn]

DOM
#田栩寧
#TianXuning
#Chicheng
#池骋
#RevengedLove

[Love and Deepspace @Love_Deepspace]

Love and Deepspace | New Interactive 5-Star Memory 🥂[Zayne: Past Midnight]

Leaving the crowd behind, swaying together in carefree, improvised steps before slowly drawing close—this is a party for two.
Keep the rain outside. Keep tonight in the car… When sight is obscured, your touch feels all the more vivid.
"When I can't see you... I can feel it more."

🥂Event Duration: From 05:00 on Sept. 22 to 04:59 on Oct. 10 (Server Time)
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#LoveandDeepspace #ANightThatNeverEnds #Zayne

[Lemonade @Lemonade_Txn]

老公生日快乐！#HappyXuningDay

[人民網日本 @peopledailyJP]

1931年9月18日、「九一八事変」（満州事変）が勃発し、中華民族は14年に及ぶ血みどろの抗戦の道を歩み始めた。95年の時が過ぎ、戦火は消え去ったが、血と涙が刻んだ記憶を決して忘れてはならない。先人をしのび、歴史を忘れず、平和を大切にしよう。

[Lemonade @Lemonade_Txn]

这个视频真的看不够啊！
#tianxuning

[Lemonade @Lemonade_Txn]

@MangOngsaChina @Ongsacelcius1 @Ongsafanclub_ @ArunRungTH 中国粉丝真的是太厉害了太厉害了太厉害了！

[MangOngsaCN应援站 @MangOngsaChina]

#TheEdgeOfHorizon

How lucky we are to have met you, Ongsa✨

All our joy, just for you💕

The love and unwavering support from your Chinese fans💫

Miles apart, yet always connected by love🔆

We’ll always be here🫶🏻

#ongsacelcius @Ongsacelcius1 @Ongsafanclub_ @ArunRungTH

[Lemonade @Lemonade_Txn]

@immellou OMG！

[MangOngsaCN应援站 @MangOngsaChina]

A cake from across the miles, full of sweetness and blessings.
All our love gathered, all surprises in place — celebrating the perfect finale of this drama together.
Here’s to countless more moments of glory we’ll share in the days ahead.
#ongsacelcius @Ongsacelcius1

[MangOngsaCN应援站 @MangOngsaChina]

A beloved Easter egg for Ongsa is soon to be revealed …
A surprise from thousands of miles away, carrying on Chinese Fahrenheits’ boundless love for Ongsa.
The best is yet to come…
#ongsacelcius @Ongsacelcius1

[MangOngsaCN应援站 @MangOngsaChina]

#TheEdgeOfHorizon
Final EP Chinese Fans' Support

Dearest Ongsa🦌
May you keep to your own pace.
May you go after all your passions.
May you be the brightest one among the stars✨

With endless support🫶🏻💫

#ongsacelcius @Ongsacelcius1

[Lemonade @Lemonade_Txn]

@MangOngsaChina @Ongsacelcius1 我的天，中国粉丝太厉害了！

[sie @haixiast]

🥭: [speaks in chinese] hi everyone, i'm ongsa, i'm thai

#ongsacelcius

[China Military Bugle @ChinaMilBugle]

81 years on, Japan must not turn back the clock

On the 81st anniversary of Japan's unconditional surrender in World War II, Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi visited the notorious war-linked Yasukuni Shrine. So did a group of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's senior officials, the first such collective visit by the party's top leadership. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi sent a ritual offering.

The shrine honors Japan's war dead, including 14 convicted Class-A war criminals, and has long been seen across Asia as a symbol of Japan's wartime militarism.

The timing was telling. On a day that should prompt reflection on how the war ended and why it must never be allowed to happen again, the gestures raised a troubling question: which parts of history are Japan's leaders choosing to remember, and which would they rather forget?

That question matters as some in Tokyo increasingly invoke Japan's suffering from the atomic bombings while glossing over the history that preceded them: the aggression that once brought untold misery across Asia and ultimately led Japan to surrender.

The argument is not only about how Japan remembers its past. It is also about what lessons it chooses to draw from it.

Under Takaichi, Japan has been steadily dismantling the restraints that have shaped its postwar security policy. Defense spending has continued to rise, restrictions on arms exports have been eased, long-range missiles have been deployed, and the government is pushing ahead with plans to acquire greater offensive capabilities.

Now, even the Three Non-Nuclear Principles, a cornerstone of Japan's postwar policy, are being undermined. Koizumi has called for discussions on nuclear policy "without taboos," including whether to revise the principles that prohibit Japan from possessing, producing or allowing the introduction of nuclear weapons.

Taken together, these moves are dangerous signs that Japan has deviated from its postwar security path, stepping away from an exclusively defense-oriented posture and toward becoming a country increasingly equipped to wage war yet again.

As always, the justification is "security." Japan's right-wing politicians have repeatedly portrayed the regional security environment as increasingly dangerous and pointed to so-called external threats. The latest defense white paper goes even further, labeling China the "unprecedented and the greatest strategic challenge which Japan should respond with its comprehensive national power."

This logic should sound familiar.

Before and during World War II, militarist Japan also invoked "national survival," "security" and "self-defense" to justify military expansion and wars of aggression. The result was catastrophic, bringing untold suffering to the people of Asia and the world.

That is precisely why Japan's postwar Constitution, pacifist principles and restrictions on military capabilities were established. They were not shackles placed on Japan, but guardrails built from the ruins of war. Yet those safeguards are now being steadily eroded.

History does not repeat itself automatically. But when the lessons of history are deliberately forgotten, the risk of repeating them grows.

For Japan, remembering the past is not enough. It should reflect on where it is heading, and whether it is once again allowing militarism to masquerade as security.

The real lesson of the war is that militarism can bring catastrophe not only to its neighbors, but ultimately to Japan itself.

Turning back toward military expansion would betray the lessons learned at the cost of enormous human suffering. Japan should choose peace, not repeat the mistakes of its past.

#Remilitarization #靖国神社
#YasukuniShrine #JapaneseMilitarism
#Militarism #NeoMilitarism #WorldWarII
#ShinjiroKoizumi #Shinjiro #Koizumi
#LiberalDemocraticParty
#ThreeNonNuclearPrinciples
#TakaichiSanae #Sanae #Takaichi
#SanaeTakaichi #高市早苗
#ChinaMilBugle #ChinaMilitary

[Chris M @ChrisinLiuzhou]

🇨🇳 81 years. Immeasurable suffering. A story hardly told in the west...

Japan invaded China in 1931.They surrendered on this day in 1945, 81 years ago.

14 years of destruction which culminated in;

- 20+ million Chinese killed

- Up to 300,000 murdered during the Nanjing Massacre alone

- Hundreds of thousands killed or injured by Japanese biological & chemical warfare programmes

- More than 900 cities occupied, with infrastructure across the country devastated

Fast-forward 81 years.

From the ashes, China rebuilt.

- World's #1 manufacturing output for 16 consecutive years

- Global #2 largest economy

- World #1 in university graduates annually (11.8M)

- Life expectancy 79, up from 35 in 1945

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The Chinese people saved China.

From invasion, occupation and death to one of the most powerful countries on Earth.

Never forget. 🇨🇳♥️

[CCTV @CCTV]

Eighty-one years ago, the chariot of Japanese militarism was ultimately brought to a halt by Japan's unconditional surrender. Eighty-one years on, Japan's right-wing forces are still distorting history and pushing for military expansion, using so-called "external threats" as a pretext to keep breaking through post-war constraints and accelerating down the dead-end road of remilitarization. History has long proven that those who try to turn back the wheel of history will inevitably end up battered and disgraced. #TiantanView #Japan #NeoMilitarism

[人民網日本 @peopledailyJP]

8月14日は世界慰安婦の日。決して癒えることのない体と心の傷が、旧日本軍による極悪非道な犯罪行為を訴え続けている。調査の結果、中国大陸部で登録されている旧日本軍の「慰安婦」制度により被害を受けた生存者は、現在わずか6人となっている。歴史の証人の数は次第に減ってはいるものの、真相を覆い隠すことはできない。血と涙の歴史を決して忘れてはいけない。#慰安婦

[人民日報 People's Daily @PDChinese]

【一批侵華日軍“慰安婦”制度受害者珍貴資料入藏】8月14日是世界“慰安婦”紀念日。當日，侵華日軍南京大屠殺遇難同胞紀念館獲捐一批“慰安婦”制度受害倖存者調查走訪影像資料。捐贈人為原浙江省新聞出版局幹部李曉方和孝感日報主任編輯晏美華，二人長期致力於日軍侵華“慰安婦”制度史料搜集、調查取證與歷史研究工作。

此次捐贈的史料中，包含一批極具價值的紀實圖像、影像：李曉方捐贈的內容包含43個複製的“慰安婦”倖存者手印和67位“慰安婦”頭像和生存狀態及相關資料照片、圖片；晏美華捐贈的內容包含8701張韓裔“慰安婦”毛銀梅老人的圖片、照片以及10段毛銀梅老人的視頻。

毛銀梅老人原名朴車順（又名朴娥姬），祖籍韓國全羅北道。上世紀40年代，她被日軍誘騙至中國武漢積慶里慰安所，長期遭受非人虐���與殘酷折磨。日本投降後，她輾轉定居湖北孝感，直至2017年離世，其坎坷一生成為日軍“慰安婦”制度罪惡的鮮活歷史鐵證。

本次捐贈的所有史料將由侵華日軍南京大屠殺遇難同胞紀念館南京大屠殺文獻研究與交流中心統一整理、修復、歸檔並系統化保存，後續將全面納入專題展陳、學術研究資料庫及公眾愛國主義教育素材庫。

[Mao Ning 毛宁 @SpoxCHN_MaoNing]

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.

[다곰 @dagom_]

오늘은 외전 후기가 업로드 됩니다~!! 이따 만나요😚

[FAN ONLY of TIAN XUNING-田栩宁 @temptbyu]

061026 | During its campus recruitment event, Guvet set up roll-up banners (poster stands) featuring its global brand ambassador #TianXuning at the venue and distributed merchandise bearing the ambassador's image along with recruitment materials, drawing the attention of graduating students on site.

This integration of the ambassador’s image into the recruitment campaign reflects the brand’s strong recognition of Tian Xuning as a "walking, living emblem" of the brand.