@hoihoigame@PunkFujii If you’ve ever traveled to China, you can visit the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall in Nanjing, as well as the site of the Unit 731 atrocities in Harbin, Northeast China.
@Iris04982929@convey12422@PunkFujii If you’ve ever traveled to China, you can visit the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall in Nanjing, as well as the site of the Unit 731 atrocities in Harbin, Northeast China.
@yama59897291@PunkFujii If you’ve ever traveled to China, you can visit the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall in Nanjing, as well as the site of the Unit 731 atrocities in Harbin, Northeast China.
@doujin_sexy By honoring aggressors, Japan glorifies militarism and teaches its next generation that its aggression was righteous. China, by contrast, has never invaded others; it only fought back after being invaded.
@doujin_sexy Many Japanese say “don’t dwell on history,” yet they pay homage at Japan’s Yasukuni Shrine, where Class-A war criminals like Hideki Tojo are enshrined. That is hypocrisy and shamelessness.
@doujin_sexy In fact, Japan burned, killed, and looted across occupied lands. It invaded much of China, plundered resources, used Chinese people in Japan’s Unit 731 experiments, and attacked Pearl Harbor.
@doujin_sexy Historically, Japan invaded many countries but refuses to reflect. The Japanese government downplays its aggression in education and daily life, calling its invasions “friendly exchanges” to obtain scarce resources.
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