FACTS have no place within these walls!!

Apart from such national moral courage as no external differences, fearlessness to death, and unflinching spirit, Japanese national sense of responsibility is also extraordinary. Once a while I happened to witness a television news, one of Japanese firms produced a defect on its product line out of negligence, the president broke to tears and cried his heart out before audience, apologizing to some innocent victims. Those Chinese counterparts, on the contrary, illegally fabricated a myriad of fake and shoddy products but felt unscrupulously shameless. Should such similar goods appear in the Japanese market, then the chairman of the producer would go seppuku (this is one kind of cruel suicide that most Chinese do not have courage to implement anyway) to wipe out the disgrace on his concern, the so-called knowledge of the shame almost is tantamount to courage.

When did the Chinese start to worship foreign countries with powers? Is it the day when the country was extinguished by the Mongolian cavalries, or the day when it was conquered by Anglo-Saxons with their firm battleship and violent cannon? The Chinese number one slut – Empress Dowager Cixi – once said in an outrageously opprobrious way, “China should try to win the favor of the powerful countries based on its capabilities and resources.” Today, Chinese sluts continue their previous generation’s shame, a part of whom, like an elegantly and gorgeously dazzling fireworks delimiting China starry sky to scatter in Japanese prefectures, embarking on there as a fad that has been on the rise, either become prostitutes or in a haste, marry some Japanese countryside bumpkins or illiterate and experience suffering the humiliation. Once I read an excerpt from a book written by one of such women, talking that she was frequently being scolded without any complaint by her Japanese husband, “Bitch! I save you from the China’s sea of bitterness; otherwise, how can you have such a dignity life today?” while the hair being seized and the head punched bang against the wall, badly beaten till the blood breading over the face. Is it despicable? Pitiful! The others remain domestic serve the Japanese invaders’ posterity free of charge. Damn it! Several years ago I found at a supermarket in Madrid where those inexpensive made-in-China were put at the corner of the store on sale, the customers can pick up a lot of the cheapest gadget with some pennies. Thomas Paine said: “What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly.” Even so, at least they had a price. However, those disgusting women serve themselves pricelessly. That is really disgraceful, you know. Facing these, I have emotionally shocked.

Attached herewith is a septasyllabic regulated verse.

Untitled – - The Feeling after the View of the Movie “Nanjing! Nanjing!”

The Chinese people from postwar almost forget Japanese invasion,
I regret to be a Chinese after I gave a bird’s eye view of Japan.
The dragon’s descendants are really “intelligent”,
They only know how to wage civil wars and kill each other quite often.

The century dawn frequently summons,
Eastern sleeping lion still is sluggish.
May I ask those Chinese piggies,
When can you destroy the evil Japan?

“When can you destroy the evil Japan?” Can we wait till the day when the Sun rises from the West? Perhaps we do not have a chance to see this day fully with pride and joyfulness. Only that day can the whole Chinese nation truly stands up; otherwise, what a shame to appear among the nationalities in the world?

Also, another pentasyllabic regulated verse is attached.

Hatred of the Perished Country

The hatred of the perished country has not melt,
But China already degenerated.
Embark on Japan by hook or by crook out of the mercenary spirit,
And pursue Japanese goods wholeheartedly.

Absurdly request Japanese to introspect what they did in the past to Chinese people,
But suffer reviling from them.
If one day on which Japan would wage another war against China,
I don’t know which side should be blamed.

Simply put, this hatred will last forever!

It’s really two faced to say we hate Japanese people for what they have done to us. I pray for those who we lost during the war. However I still pray for those living under bad regimes in Burma and Tibet. Chinese people wake up.

I don’t belive the filmaker was to nice on the Japanese, there was only one who seemed to have a soul. The majority were mindless barbarians, which is usually the case in such artocities. On the drum scene , he showed their almost demonic organziational skills and mad fever.
Don’t lose the main point at the end…which is the little boy is still alive today….which shows the spirit of the people lived on. You cannot kill the patriotism and sprit of the people. Nanjing is still there! The Japanese Imperial government is long gone.
The Japanese suffered under atomic bombs which is what they deserved. This is all history now, lets move forward and create a better planet for all.