@JWUpacific If you really know Chinese history, during the Xi'an Incident in late December 1936, the Republic of China and the Chinese Soviet Republic, which is now the PRC, reorganized and joined the Republic of China as a border government to fight in the War of Resistance against Japan
@A6M2b_Reisen@Cyno1314@kamipapa2 The most important way to view history is through dialectics. Don't just look at it from one person's perspective - consider different angles and ideas. No country is completely right, but we need to face up to our mistakes
@A6M2b_Reisen@Cyno1314@kamipapa2 Before launching the war of aggression against China, Japan faced a huge economic crisis internally, and they had to rapidly expand their military supplies in a very short time. These are the reasons why Japan launched the war of aggression - don't try to change history
@A6M2b_Reisen@Cyno1314@kamipapa2 Then why did they invade other non-communist countries? And if I remember correctly, Germany invaded Poland along with the Soviet UnionAnd Japan invaded Southeast Asian countries and China. They weren't communist at the time, which only proves the fact of their aggression
@A6M2b_Reisen@Cyno1314@kamipapa2 But the Allied powers were clearly established much later than Germany, Japan, and Italy formed the Axis, and the lessons of WWII and history have already proven the absurdity of what you're saying
@nikoyazawa9@i_love_reiwa Japan, as a post-World War II defeated country and a demilitarized nation, is actually accelerating its rearmament. China's military spending, as compared to other major countries of its size, is already very low - it's only enough to maintain its military and develop weapons
@ZhengpingPeng@SpoxCHN_MaoNing@MFA_China Currently, US President Donald Trump, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, and French President Emmanuel Macron have all met and shook hands with Xi Jinping without any such issues arising. This is clearly the fundamental problem of shooting arrows before drawing the target
@Ansari5k But the loading video has nothing to do with electronics, right? From the video, it looks like the items being shipped are soft daily-use items, right? That only proves they're shipping a lot