Is China copying the old imperial Japan?

[cnleio]

You have a video of this?

No, CCTV news.

2012 ASEAN 10+3(China,Korea,Japan) Summit

 

[Fsjal]

Nope, it is Japan who wants to go back to the Imperial Japan of the old days.

Just look how the anti-Abe movement in Japan thinks about.

Even though I hate Hitler, he still has bigger balls than Abe.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Even though I hate Hitler, he still has bigger balls than Abe.

Of course, at least Hitler doesn't need a sugar daddy to fight his enemy.

 

[iajj]

the criminality of nipponzi's actions in wwii got nothing to do with the act of war but with their intentions to disrupt china's heavenly mandate as the supreme power on continental east asia, just like the crminality of nazis' actions in wwii got nothing to do with the slaughtered millions of jews but with their intentions to usurp russia's position as the ultimate power on eastern and central european powers.

only some dirty jews would try to play some dirty tricks in comparing china's rightful assumption of its birthright in asia to nipponzi and germans in wwii. in fact, we put all these articles of calumny against china together and we will scarcely find a non-jew name but for some nipponzi academics and diplomats echoing the jew literature.

dirty jews...

 

[Raphael]

The author is stupid. I can't believe he is a historian at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University. That article is full of his own opinions. The dude had the nerve to put his mug before the article haha.

It makes perfect sense that he works at the Hoover Institute, which is a premier neocon front group in the USA.

 

[Zero_wing]

too bad non exist in china oh wait you had a whole party of hitters

 

[rott]

too bad non exist in china oh wait you had a whole party of hitters

Hitters????

 

[Zero_wing]

Yes i guess your forgot the your commie party is made of small aristocrats who are more richer than you and the rest of your people hence the plural form

 

[Khan_patriot]

the Chinese may be emulating the Japanese but the fact is ''who wouldnt?'', every country wants to be strong economically, militarily and globally, it is an aim that every country has since its inception but whether they admit it or not is a whole new matter.......