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aaa 提到：
I only had bbb in mind. He really thought he was British.
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On Nov 27, 2013, at 7:11 PM, ccc wrote:
On Nov 27, 2013 6:27 PM, aaa wrote:
China is not at war with anyone right now, so any talk of 愛国 or not is BS. But if China is at war, u should keep quiet. There are many crazy people out there. U can keep yr views to yourself.
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On Nov 27, 2013, at 5:59 PM, bbb wrote:
sometimes I would rather there's small scale confrontation between China and Japan/US in those islands, I am almost sure that there's 70-80% communist will fuck up, then they will know who will teach "who" a lession.
But I am also sure that communist will always have their own way interpret the outcome, even they fuck up, they will propaganda that they have "won"
> Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2013 17:46:56 +0800
> From: aa
> To:
> Subject: Chinese nationalism
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> Many people absolutely believe that China has effective control of the islands. What a lack of common sense? Or can we blame them? First, they are nationalistic. Second, if you watch the Chinese news, namely the CCTV, then everything is so rosy. There are technological breakthroughs everywhere. Sure, China has been growing by leaps and bounds. There are breakthroughs on so many frontiers. But when it comes to military prowess, the States still has the edge. Then if you pay more attention to the Chinese press bulletins. At the height of the confrontation two months ago, they only said their patrolling in the surrounding waters would be in a 常态 from now on. OK, from this phrase alone, you can get the picture. To begin with, how close did the Chinese ships get to the islands? What do you mean by 常态? How often do you get there? Certainly, I don't think they are there too often. If they do, the Japanese would be raising hell all the time. After all, the Japanese have been talking of the China threat for a while. Last but not least, if this is going to be '常态 from now on', that means the '常态' in the past was that: there were no Chinese boats there whatsoever.
> The Chinese communists were not lying deliberately. But the way the news is presented, coupled with the indoctrination of the people from an early age, do mislead people. Many people in China are very war-like. They think China is strong. It is time to teach 小日本 a lesson. These guys have never lived through wars. As neighbours, China and Japan got learn to live with one another.
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痴撚綫
aaa 提到：
I only had bbb in mind. He really thought he was British.
Sent from my
On Nov 27, 2013, at 7:11 PM, ccc wrote:
On Nov 27, 2013 6:27 PM, aaa wrote:
China is not at war with anyone right now, so any talk of 愛国 or not is BS. But if China is at war, u should keep quiet. There are many crazy people out there. U can keep yr views to yourself.
Sent from my
On Nov 27, 2013, at 5:59 PM, bbb wrote:
sometimes I would rather there's small scale confrontation between China and Japan/US in those islands, I am almost sure that there's 70-80% communist will fuck up, then they will know who will teach "who" a lession.
But I am also sure that communist will always have their own way interpret the outcome, even they fuck up, they will propaganda that they have "won"
ccc wrote
除了有美国这个大佬之外，形势十足十甲午战争前一样，中国很自信，以为日本只是一个不入流的亚洲小国。
日本面积和人口虽比中国小和少，经济、创造力和综合国力却一点儿都不小，在世上强国之林里是数一数二的。仅仅日本一国，中国都可能打不过。如果美日同盟一起打中国的话，中国必然死定。
小日本这个称号，其实是一个misnomer，误了国人，令国人一厢情愿，自我感觉良好，其祸无穷。但愿中国人民解放军不是甲午战争时的清兵那个模样就谢天谢地了。
bbb> Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2013 17:46:56 +0800
> From: aa
> To:
> Subject: Chinese nationalism
>
>
> Many people absolutely believe that China has effective control of the islands. What a lack of common sense? Or can we blame them? First, they are nationalistic. Second, if you watch the Chinese news, namely the CCTV, then everything is so rosy. There are technological breakthroughs everywhere. Sure, China has been growing by leaps and bounds. There are breakthroughs on so many frontiers. But when it comes to military prowess, the States still has the edge. Then if you pay more attention to the Chinese press bulletins. At the height of the confrontation two months ago, they only said their patrolling in the surrounding waters would be in a 常态 from now on. OK, from this phrase alone, you can get the picture. To begin with, how close did the Chinese ships get to the islands? What do you mean by 常态? How often do you get there? Certainly, I don't think they are there too often. If they do, the Japanese would be raising hell all the time. After all, the Japanese have been talking of the China threat for a while. Last but not least, if this is going to be '常态 from now on', that means the '常态' in the past was that: there were no Chinese boats there whatsoever.
> The Chinese communists were not lying deliberately. But the way the news is presented, coupled with the indoctrination of the people from an early age, do mislead people. Many people in China are very war-like. They think China is strong. It is time to teach 小日本 a lesson. These guys have never lived through wars. As neighbours, China and Japan got learn to live with one another.
>
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