This is so ridiculously wrong, I'm not sure where to start.
At no point in its thousand years long history has China invaded Japan, not once. Japan has however invaded China at least 3 times, most recently of course during World War Two.
China does have some disputed territory with Japan, specifically the Diaoyu Islands (Senkaku Islands), which were part of China until 1895 when Japan annexed them together with Taiwan. These are very small uninhabited islands so it's utterly ridiculous to claim that China "thinks that most of Japan belongs to them".
There's also the question of Okinawa, formerly the Ryukyu Kingdom, annexed by Japan in 1879. To this day there's a strong independence movement on these islands and many inhabitants descend from China (the Ryukyu Kingdom was a tributary state of the Ming and Qing dynasty) but China has never claimed the territory, either historically or today.
China doesn't believe that Korea - North or South - is its territory. Same as Japan, at no point ever in its history has China invaded Korea. It has however defended Korea several times against invasions, be it from Japan during the Ming Dynasty or from the U.S. during the Korean war (which famously led to the creation of North Korea which, contrary to popular belief, is very much NOT a vassal state of China).
China doesn't believe that the Philippines is its territory. They have a dispute over some islands in the South China Sea, most notably the Spratly islands which are claimed not only by China and the Philippines but also, in whole or part, by virtually all the other countries around the South China Sea. Very much worth mentioning: the Philippines' claim over the islands is much more recent than China's and most other claimants' (the Philippines starting claiming the islands in 1972 when China's formal claim dates back since even before the creation of the PRC in 1946).
As for Taiwan, yes, the PRC claims Taiwan and literally all the countries in the world - including the United States - agree under the One-China Policy that Taiwan is part of China (although not part of the PRC). Heck even Taiwan itself officially agrees that it is part of China - its official name is the Republic of China and some 95% of their population are Han Chinese. If you go to the national museum in Taipei, you'll find the world's largest collection of Chinese art and artifacts, brought over by the Kuomintang when they retreated to the island, and the museum claims to embody 5,000 years of Chinese civilization. The reality is that the root of the dispute over Taiwan isn't about territory - it's about which government is the legitimate ruler of China, a civil war that never officially ended. To frame this as some sort of expansionist land grab completely misses the historical context.
All in all, if one studies China's history within its region, it's probably one of the least aggressive great powers in history. Despite being the dominant power in East Asia for most of recorded history, China historically preferred diplomatic influence over territorial conquest. Even during periods of maximum strength, China focused on trade and diplomatic relations rather than colonization or territorial acquisition. You just need to look at the facts: China hasn't fired a single bullet on foreign grounds in over 45 years. Which other country can claim the same in today's world? The list is awfully short.
It's absolutely insane to frame China as this sort of bloodthirsty warmongering power, especially when you're American... And it's even more disgusting to do so when you're yourself literally a weapons manufacturer, as is Palmer Luckey.
From westerner perspective, no matter what China is doing, it's wrong.
So what we Chinese should do is to ignore westerners and take what they say as fart.
‘Israel has a right to target civilians.’
Straight from the U.S. State Department.
Remember this the next time they dare lecture the world about human rights.
These Chinese people who speak Chinese and write Chinese from a region that has China in its name are going around Europe proclaiming that they are not Chinese.🤮
Their Chinese ancestors would be ashamed of them.
Can’t believe the U.S. leaders’ logic, after every assassination they and their puppets conducted, they called the other side to exercise restraint and avoid escalation and now they even describe such assassinations as creating opportunities for peace and ceasefire. So the West has officially declared “assassinations” as part of their rules based global order???? The common sense is that if you assassinate one political leader, you help recruit more for his (resistance) movement. The so-called: One fell, thousands rise.
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is dead.
No human shields.
No hiding underground.
Just one man in the end, directly and defiantly telling the occupiers to fuck off.
No matter how many battles go in its tactical favour, Israel will never win the war.
❤️🇵🇸 How Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar fought until the end & gave the ZIONIST TERRORISTS a hell of a fight:
🇮🇱 ISRAELI terrorists fired their tanks at Yahya Sinwar & four other soldiers.
🇵🇸 He was the only one to survive.
🇮🇱 Then, the ISRAELI terrorists launched a missile from a shoulder-mounted launcher at Yahya Sinwar.
🇵🇸 He emerged, unscathed.
🇮🇱 Then, the ISRAELI terrorists launched a remote-controlled drone at Sinwar.
🇵🇸 He knocked it out of the sky by throwing stones.
After 15 minutes, an ISRAELI terrorist sniper finally took Sinwar down with a precise headshot.
Those who are fiercely and proudly fighting for their people, for their land and for their dignity are never “terrorists”..
They are among the best and noblest of freedom fighters..
They either live and fight for their cause like heroes, or go into martyrdom like heros..