Kyle Sun
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Bastard of Japanese Nazi.
Wow samurais are angry now.
Japan supports Taiwan, yea!
Lee Teng-hui’s Diaoyutai remarks defended
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Alive and well.
Nihonjin, there is no point posting a non recognise figure in Taiwan or China to try make your point. Lee TH maybe a ex-president of ROC, so as jailbird Chen Sui Bian. But does that make what they say now relevant to history of China/ROC or valid? No..
Both of their words do not carry weight and it is totally accepted giving these 2 idiots for ROC president run is a mistake in the first place which is widely accepted in ROC/China.
Just like if Tojo and Hitler are still alive today and both are ex PM or leader of their respective country before. Does what they say still relevant or correct in today context?
Your cheapshot trick of posting this joker comment is a low class act.
Lee-Sensei, shows his diplomatic as well as his humane nature yet again. Truly this man is a model politician and I wish more of our politicians were as passionate and golden-hearted as Lee-Sensei. One may say that having men like Lee come to visit Japan helps to build the population base and reinforces the strong ties between Japan and Taiwan (Republic of China) that has long been a historical reality between the two nations.
The following article is just the thesis of that aspect, character of President Lee,
Former Taiwan president visits disaster-hit city in Miyagi
IWANUMA, MIYAGI PREF. – Hoping to encourage local survivors, former Taiwanese President Lee Teng-hui on Sunday visited a city in Miyagi Prefecture that was devastated by the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
Lee, 92, went to a man-made hill in Iwanuma and placed flowers at a monument for victims of the tsunami. He also rang a bell at the monument and bowed his head.
The artificial hill is going up in the city’s coastal district to shield the area from future tsunami.
Iwanuma Mayor Hiroo Kikuchi later spoke to Lee about damage the city incurred in the disaster and the progress that has been made in reconstruction work.
Lee told about 50 residents to keep up the reconstruction efforts, and shook hands with them.
Miyagi was one of the areas hit hardest by the disaster.
Former Taiwan president visits disaster-hit city in Miyagi | The Japan Times
The following article is just the thesis of that aspect, character of President Lee,
Former Taiwan president visits disaster-hit city in Miyagi
IWANUMA, MIYAGI PREF. – Hoping to encourage local survivors, former Taiwanese President Lee Teng-hui on Sunday visited a city in Miyagi Prefecture that was devastated by the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
Lee, 92, went to a man-made hill in Iwanuma and placed flowers at a monument for victims of the tsunami. He also rang a bell at the monument and bowed his head.
The artificial hill is going up in the city’s coastal district to shield the area from future tsunami.
Iwanuma Mayor Hiroo Kikuchi later spoke to Lee about damage the city incurred in the disaster and the progress that has been made in reconstruction work.
Lee told about 50 residents to keep up the reconstruction efforts, and shook hands with them.
Miyagi was one of the areas hit hardest by the disaster.
Former Taiwan president visits disaster-hit city in Miyagi | The Japan Times
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Lee Teng-hui's Diaoyu Islands remarks reprimanded in Taiwan
Editor: Chen Yue 丨Xinhua
07-28-2015 21:18 BJT
TAIPEI, July 28 (Xinhua) -- Politicians with Taiwan's ruling Kuomintang (KMT) and other parties condemned former leader Lee Teng-hui's recent remarks on the Diaoyu Islands and Japanese colonization of the island.
KMT Chairman Eric Chu on Tuesday refuted Lee's words that "Taiwan is grateful for being ruled by Japan", saying the island suffered misfortune under the Japanese colonial rule and is by no means "grateful".
Lin Yi-hua, chair of the KMT's Culture and Communications Committee, said Lee deliberately ignored the Taiwan people's courageous resistance against Japanese aggression, which was clearly documented in history.
During the trip, Lee claimed that "the Senkaku Islands belong to Japan" and even refused to call them "Diaoyutai Islands" as Taiwan people usually do.
Lin said the Diaoyu Islands and their adjacent islets are attached to Yilan County in Taiwan and stressed that the KMT's position on this issue has never changed.
The KMT policy committee chief executive Lai Shyh-bao said KMT will try every effort to deprive Lee of his retirement benefits for his remarks that "humiliate the nation and forfeit its sovereignty".
Lee Teng-hui, former Taiwan leader and Kuomintang chairman, is known for his pro-Japan stance. He served as the island's leader from 1988 to 2000.
New Party Chairman Yok Mu-ming on Monday filed a complaint against Lee at the Taiwan High Prosecutors Office, accompanied by lawyers and supporters, accusing Lee of treason.
"With all the special treatment and pension people have bestowed on you (referring to Lee), you sell your soul instead," Yok said.
Editor: Chen Yue 丨Xinhua
07-28-2015 21:18 BJT
TAIPEI, July 28 (Xinhua) -- Politicians with Taiwan's ruling Kuomintang (KMT) and other parties condemned former leader Lee Teng-hui's recent remarks on the Diaoyu Islands and Japanese colonization of the island.
KMT Chairman Eric Chu on Tuesday refuted Lee's words that "Taiwan is grateful for being ruled by Japan", saying the island suffered misfortune under the Japanese colonial rule and is by no means "grateful".
Lin Yi-hua, chair of the KMT's Culture and Communications Committee, said Lee deliberately ignored the Taiwan people's courageous resistance against Japanese aggression, which was clearly documented in history.
During the trip, Lee claimed that "the Senkaku Islands belong to Japan" and even refused to call them "Diaoyutai Islands" as Taiwan people usually do.
Lin said the Diaoyu Islands and their adjacent islets are attached to Yilan County in Taiwan and stressed that the KMT's position on this issue has never changed.
The KMT policy committee chief executive Lai Shyh-bao said KMT will try every effort to deprive Lee of his retirement benefits for his remarks that "humiliate the nation and forfeit its sovereignty".
Lee Teng-hui, former Taiwan leader and Kuomintang chairman, is known for his pro-Japan stance. He served as the island's leader from 1988 to 2000.
New Party Chairman Yok Mu-ming on Monday filed a complaint against Lee at the Taiwan High Prosecutors Office, accompanied by lawyers and supporters, accusing Lee of treason.
"With all the special treatment and pension people have bestowed on you (referring to Lee), you sell your soul instead," Yok said.
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He is a japanese，his mother have been fucked by japanese soldiers then he was born.So he loves japanese.
