@RoxiR0633390 It feels like ordinary people all over the world are pretty much the same: they get paid, pay their bills, and then wait for the next paycheck.
Some people ignore the pain of others and the lives that have passed away, merely wanting to take the opportunity to use rumors to attack a country and government. This kind of low-level behavior will be condemned by Heaven.
China is working through the night to reopen roads and reach the trapped.
The carrion vultures are working through the night too —
refreshing casualty figures, hunting for corpses, and asking whether the number is politically useful yet.
Rescuers look for signs of life.
Propagandists look for usable bodies.
That is the difference.
Pure nonsense. What credibility does an organization of Tibetan slave-owner descendants have? The Chinese government is fully dedicated to rescue efforts. This is a hundred times better than those gloating over disaster. It is truly tragic that God has a follower like you.
A Tibetan advocacy group says hundreds of homes were destroyed on the Tibetan side of the border in last week’s deadly floods, raising questions about Beijing’s official account of the scale of the disaster. https://t.co/eUFq1guaMz
The Japanese government has not apologized properly and continues to defend its criminal actions, and many Japanese people identify with rather than reflect on their ancestors' criminal actions. The Japanese flag should be trampled underfoot, not held in hand.
🇯🇵 For many years, Japanese people have apologized for our past. Most of the world accepted this except for the communists. Now, we're done with saying sorry.
We will wave our flag proudly and rearm and there's nothing the leftists can do about it.
Japan launching a war against China was not on a whim, but was planned all along, lasting for thousands of years, starting as early as the Tang Dynasty when it launched multiple wars against China. So, once given the opportunity, why wouldn't Japan take action against the US?
Just returned from a trip to Japan. In truth, I think modern Tokyo is one of the great accomplishments in civilizational history. It is the apex city.
There are 40 million people living there with extremely high levels of *justified* social trust.
It's incredibly clean, orderly, and safe, and yet it doesn't feel totalitarian--at least not if you behave yourself like a civilized person. The respect for individual freedom is clear and visible.
Reaching such high levels of social harmony would be an accomplishment for a single neighborhood, but Tokyo happens to the biggest city in the world. The sheer size alone is unbelievable--the infrastructure alone boggles the mind--and yet it's coupled with ultra-high levels of social harmony. There's nothing else like it.
Truly, it gives me some pride as a human. What an incredible thing we've accomplished.
Given the opportunity, Chinese people will not vivisect Americans either. Therefore, I am not standing on the side of my own country,I am standing on the side of justice.
Just returned from a trip to Japan. In truth, I think modern Tokyo is one of the great accomplishments in civilizational history. It is the apex city.
There are 40 million people living there with extremely high levels of *justified* social trust.
It's incredibly clean, orderly, and safe, and yet it doesn't feel totalitarian--at least not if you behave yourself like a civilized person. The respect for individual freedom is clear and visible.
Reaching such high levels of social harmony would be an accomplishment for a single neighborhood, but Tokyo happens to the biggest city in the world. The sheer size alone is unbelievable--the infrastructure alone boggles the mind--and yet it's coupled with ultra-high levels of social harmony. There's nothing else like it.
Truly, it gives me some pride as a human. What an incredible thing we've accomplished.
The Japanese even vivisected American pilots during World War II. If the United States believes that it has already punished the Japanese and that they are afraid and will not resist again, then it is mistaken.
Just returned from a trip to Japan. In truth, I think modern Tokyo is one of the great accomplishments in civilizational history. It is the apex city.
There are 40 million people living there with extremely high levels of *justified* social trust.
It's incredibly clean, orderly, and safe, and yet it doesn't feel totalitarian--at least not if you behave yourself like a civilized person. The respect for individual freedom is clear and visible.
Reaching such high levels of social harmony would be an accomplishment for a single neighborhood, but Tokyo happens to the biggest city in the world. The sheer size alone is unbelievable--the infrastructure alone boggles the mind--and yet it's coupled with ultra-high levels of social harmony. There's nothing else like it.
Truly, it gives me some pride as a human. What an incredible thing we've accomplished.
Just returned from a trip to Japan. In truth, I think modern Tokyo is one of the great accomplishments in civilizational history. It is the apex city.
There are 40 million people living there with extremely high levels of *justified* social trust.
It's incredibly clean, orderly, and safe, and yet it doesn't feel totalitarian--at least not if you behave yourself like a civilized person. The respect for individual freedom is clear and visible.
Reaching such high levels of social harmony would be an accomplishment for a single neighborhood, but Tokyo happens to the biggest city in the world. The sheer size alone is unbelievable--the infrastructure alone boggles the mind--and yet it's coupled with ultra-high levels of social harmony. There's nothing else like it.
Truly, it gives me some pride as a human. What an incredible thing we've accomplished.
Civilization? Robbers seized a huge amount of wealth from China as their first pot of gold for economic development. Moreover, they did not only plunder wealth, but also harmed and killed the Chinese people. No one condemns the perpetrators, and now they are even praised?
Just returned from a trip to Japan. In truth, I think modern Tokyo is one of the great accomplishments in civilizational history. It is the apex city.
There are 40 million people living there with extremely high levels of *justified* social trust.
It's incredibly clean, orderly, and safe, and yet it doesn't feel totalitarian--at least not if you behave yourself like a civilized person. The respect for individual freedom is clear and visible.
Reaching such high levels of social harmony would be an accomplishment for a single neighborhood, but Tokyo happens to the biggest city in the world. The sheer size alone is unbelievable--the infrastructure alone boggles the mind--and yet it's coupled with ultra-high levels of social harmony. There's nothing else like it.
Truly, it gives me some pride as a human. What an incredible thing we've accomplished.
🇨🇳 Chinese breakfast go hard. No cap. 🥟🔥
Shanghai Fried buns? Yes. Rice rolls? Absolutely. Roujiamo? Hebei Donkey Meat Fire. Don't knock it 'til you've tried it.
You haven't lived until you've had a proper street breakfast in China. 😮💨
🎙️ Understanding China
The older I get, the more I understand why people disappear into gardening, baking, reading, and long walks. Not because life got boring. Because peace became valuable.