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Posted in: Kishida unveils relief package for fishery sector See in context

Well Well Well. So where are those Japan's friends now?US/UK/Australia etc Anyone?Come on,help your friend Japan by purchase Japanese fish,don't let Japanese fisherman rely on the "evil China" market.

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Posted in: Kishida tells fisheries minister to apologize for calling Fukushima wastewater 'contaminated' See in context

At least someone at Japanese have a heart

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Posted in: U.S. envoy: China's reaction to Fukushima water release is economic coercion See in context

Even Japanese fisheries minister himself calling Fukushima wastewater 'contaminated',how ironic!

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Posted in: U.S. envoy: China's reaction to Fukushima water release is economic coercion See in context

Emanuel is pure hypocrite. If Americans love Japanese fish so much,why don't they import fish from Japan?How about let the US buy all those fish rejected by China,if they truly want to help their "ally"?

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Posted in: Chinese hospitals 'extremely busy' as COVID spreads unchecked See in context

Seriously, apart from expat-Chinese... who cares about what goes on in CCP Land ?

Apparently Western media cares alot,that's why you see China Covid related topic on Western media every day.

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Posted in: Skepticism remains as China veers from assertive diplomacy See in context

"I think the result is going to make Russia more dependent on China," which Beijing would not altogether welcome.

How is it bad for China?If I were Xi,I would love to see Russia become China's client state. China has alot to gain from it,it means uninterrupted supply of cheap resources and a stronghold against the west,the west also has to divert lots of resources to Ukraine instead of Taiwan,that's big win for China

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Posted in: China's internet erupts in mirth over U.S. Capitol chaos See in context

Look through history,you will find that violent revolution is the only way to completely overthrow old system and rebuild a new one. It happened in France England Russia China etc.

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Posted in: Suga, in talks with Xi, says stable Japan-China ties key to region See in context

Japanese economy is so bad now,I don't think Suga can afford to lose Chinese market

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Posted in: China eager to keep stable ties with Japan after Suga elected LDP head See in context

Japanese GDP shrink 28% in second quarter, Japan needs Chinese market now more than ever, I don't think Suga is in a position to be tough on China. Suga would be throw out by Japanese corporations if he even attempts to deteriorate China-Japan trade relation.

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Posted in: China becomes first economy to grow since virus pandemic See in context

There is no way the Communist China economy is growing. Completely fake

news from the Communist propaganda machine. Why arent journalists

questioning these dubious numbers? And this, from a supposed economic

"expert"

And you are the “expert”?What qualification do you have ?

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Posted in: China becomes first economy to grow since virus pandemic See in context

I have very consciously tried over the past 5 years to buy Nothing made in China.

Even if the label of the products are not “MIC”,it's very likely it contains parts from China

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Posted in: Australia considering safe haven offer to Hong Kong residents See in context

LOL,I'm sure China is more than happy to see those HKers get out of HK,and replace them with people from mainland

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Posted in: Trump casts doubt on Chinese coronavirus figures See in context

Then what ?Does doubt China's figure helps slow down US figure?I don't think so. Trump is so frustrated and powerless contain the outbreak in the US,so All he can do now is to shift focus to cover his incompetence.

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Posted in: Trump officials emphasize coronavirus was 'Made in China' See in context

How does blame China helps the situation in the US? If Americans believe that blame China can somehow magically make the virus disappear in the US,then go ahead see if that works,see if stock market can be saved by blaming rather than solving the problem

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Posted in: SoftBank-backed CloudMinds blocked from exporting U.S. tech to China See in context

Funny that they always use “possible military use” as an excuse to ban export. Why not ban export agricultural products to China ? It can be used for PLA military rations. Why not ban oil export to China ? It can be used for jet fighter fuel.

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Posted in: Abe says gov't will announce more measures on March 10 to counter virus See in context

Japan cannot build two hospital in two weeks as China did

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Posted in: No plan yet for China's Xi to cancel visit to Japan in April: Motegi See in context

@noriahojanen

Xi is not here to visit Japanese rank and file,he is here to visit Abe. Xi will be welcomed by Abe

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Posted in: China-Japan virus cooperation helps offset sea dispute See in context

I see a lot of people butt hurt because the world doesn't operate in the way they wanted

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Posted in: Sharp to make masks amid shortage caused by virus See in context

@marcelito

Funny that panic buying toilet paper never happen in China but in Japan and HongKong

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Posted in: Professor denies he was pressured to remove videos on virus-hit ship See in context

@KnowBetter

It makes perfect sense because that's how epidemic works. Epidemic has initial growth phase, fast boost phase, steady phase and slow down phase. Because the outbreak started in China first,later spread to other countries. China is already in steady phase where as countries like Japan just entered fast boost phase,so it makes perfect sense that cases outside China increase at a much faster pace.

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Posted in: Coronavirus outbreak stokes anti-Asian bigotry worldwide See in context

How many of the flu viruses that you mention were brought about by greed

& the gluttony of a certain group of people who feel a need to

stuff their faces with bats, snakes, dogs, wolf puppies and other

'exotic' slaughtered animals at dirty, unhygenic wet markets?

Where did the Spanish flu originated?Not China

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Posted in: Cruise ship virus cases jump to 175, including quarantine officer See in context

Why should out tax yen be used to take care of the sick people on board a

cruise ship when their own countries do nothing to offer support for

their own citizens?

I don't think Japan needs to pay the bill,the tourist on board have travel insurance to cover their medical expensive

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Posted in: China's Communist Party faces its biggest crisis since SARS See in context

@Jimizo The notion that people have a “choice” is nothing more than an illusion created by the establishment . You can throw any leader out as you wish, but in the end nothing will be changed,the ruling class will always be the same. Leader of the country is merely a token,the elites will always have a say in policy no matter who is in charge.

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Posted in: False posts on Chinese have gone viral on social media since the outbreak. Officials have been repeatedly contacted through telephone and email by people passing along the rumor that Chinese are intentionally spreading the virus for the purpose of terrorism. See in context

On Chinese social media rumor is that this virus is engineered by foreign power ,specifically designed to target Chinese people。

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Posted in: Japan confirms third case of coronavirus virus See in context

There are hundreds of thousands of Japanese people work in China,you cannot deny them from returning Japan

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Posted in: China demands Canada release Huawei executive See in context

This is a serious violation of international law and human rights.

She did not do anything illegal on US or Canada soil, the US has NO jurisdiction over Chinese soil, all activities she conducts within China is subject to Chinese law only.

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Posted in: APEC summit ends with no communique as China, U.S. differ See in context

FYI

Japan started to play catch up since 1868, China started to play catch up since 1950

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Posted in: World bracing for risk of Trump's trade war See in context

Yes, and China has very little industrial technology. Look at a modern airplane. Pretty much no Chinese components. Mostly USA/EU/JP.

Call me when Chinese technology is trusted enough for people's lives to depend on it like airplane components.

Chinese made Y-8 (civil aviation version) have been flew for decades, all components include engines are domestically produced .

China tried to reverse engineer a jet engine and FAILED. China is so poor with aerospace that they recently bought Russian rocket engines with technology from the 1970s. They can't even make their own rockets.

Can you even distinguish jet engine from rocket engine ?

No Chinese rockets use foreign engine, the LongMarch series rocket use homemade YF-73 YF-75 YF-77 engines.

In 2017 China launches 18 vs Japan 7

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_in_spaceflight#By_country

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Posted in: China uses D-Day anniversary to praise Germany, slam Japan See in context

Two wrongs do not make a right. Japan can't use CCP's flaw as an excuse to justify own fault

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Posted in: Japan, Russia agree to expand defense cooperation See in context

Sorry to burst your bubble dog but Russia also has a Pacific Fleet and he idea of China declaring that they are going to become the dominant strategic power in the region does not sit well them completely. Furthermore Russia has towns along their side of the border becoming sino-zed by hordes of Chinese workers that have been a concern for many years. And hey aren't stupid enough to think that Chinese territorial expansion notions don't take the Russian fareast into account. AS for citing amounts of trade, EVERYBODY does trade with China but that is not what directs strategic policy.

In international politics, there is something call "maitain power balance". Unless Russia think they can handle the US alone, they will need China, and China needs Russia for the same reason. And this situation will lasts until one of them become stronger than the US

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