推 greatmovie:中國很無恥我認同可是使用'竊據'好像不太精確 140.131.30.193 04/15
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覺得今天香港的政論家說的很對
中國也沒有好好對自己當初的暴行作過解釋 沒啥太多立場說日本
我想很多國家都是這樣吧 為了過去自己的那過去不堪的歷史老是作辯解
就不懂說坦承有那麼糟嗎?日本因為二戰的發起國所以改變教科書內容這一段我依然
不齒 但是中共對於過去怎麼竊據大陸還有天安門事件一樣都是隱瞞的態度 我同樣不齒
話說今天看到新聞說中共為了表示誠意所以要後撤飛彈
但是撤那幾十公里有意義嗎 最多只是晚個幾秒鐘到台灣吧
※ 引述《moonfish (變態去死啦)》之銘言：
: China Accuses Japan of Distorting History
: By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN Associated Press Writer
: (AP) - SHANGHAI, China-Some things you won't find in Chinese history
: textbooks: the 1989 democracy movement, the millions who died in a famine
: caused by misguided communist policies or China's military attacks on India
: and Vietnam.
: As China criticizes Japan for new textbooks that critics say minimize wartime
: abuses like the Japanese military forcing Asian women into sexual slavery,
: Beijing's own schoolbooks have significant omissions about the communist
: system's own history and relations with its neighbors.
: "With rising Chinese nationalism, the efforts to rewrite history, to
: reinterpret history according to the demands of nationalism have become a
: major national pastime," said Maochun Yu, a history professor at the U.S.
: Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.
: Experts say China's textbooks are written to heighten a sense of national
: victimhood and glorify the Communist Party that seized power in a 1949
: revolution and lashes out at any threat to its rule.
: The books describe those who died fighting Japan and other outsiders as
: having "gloriously sacrificed" themselves for China.
: Propaganda paintings reproduced in schoolbooks show Chinese struggling
: against foreign invaders - poses imitated by protesters who threw rocks at
: the Japanese Embassy in Beijing over the weekend during violent anti-Japanese
: demonstrations in several Chinese cities.
: An eighth-grade history book used in Shanghai, China's most cosmopolitan
: city, repeatedly refers to Japanese by an insulting phrase that roughly
: translates as "Jap bandits."
: The book focuses on Japanese atrocities and repeats China's claim that 35
: million Chinese died or were injured during their 1937-45 war.
: "Wherever the Japanese army went, they burned, killed, stole and plundered,"
: the book says. "There was no wickedness they didn't commit."
: Omissions of major events appear aimed at shoring up China's image of itself
: as a non-aggressor, especially since the 1949 revolution.
: The books don't mention the brief but bloody 1962 border war with India that
: broke out when Chinese troops attacked Indian positions to enforce
: territorial claims.
: There is nothing on the 1979 war when Chinese troops attacked Vietnam. The
: assault was ordered to punish Hanoi for ousting the murderous Khmer Rouge
: regime in Cambodia, which was an ally of Beijing.
: Also missing:
: -The 1989 crackdown on democracy demonstrations, when Chinese troops killed
: hundreds and possibly thousands of unarmed protesters.
: -The estimated 30 million Chinese who starved to death during the 1958-61
: "Great Leap Forward," revolutionary leader Mao Zedong's attempt to speed up
: China's farm and factory output through mass collectivization.
: Textbooks gloss over ally North Korea's invasion of South Korea at the start
: of the 1950-53 Korean War, a conflict that drew in troops from the United
: States and other countries on the side of the South and China's army in
: support of the North.
: The texts say only that "civil war broke out," without mentioning how it
: started. America is portrayed as an invader that forced Beijing to intervene
: by threatening Chinese territory.
: A seventh-grade text also accuses the U.S. military of using biological
: weapons during the Korean War, repeating a claim made by China, North Korea
: and the former Soviet Union during the Cold War but never proven.
: While Japan's distortions of its history appear driven by a reluctance to
: accept shame, China's are aimed at preserving communist rule, said Sin-ming
: Shaw, a China scholar at Oxford University in England.
: "Not owning up is a calculated political policy," Shaw said.
: 2005-04-13T17:18:38Z
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