Xingyue: The protagonist I recommended died again

Chapter 27
It is necessary to say something.

Let me reiterate, except for Two-dimensional, I have no interest in the so-called Japanese culture. Even if I really face a proud Japanese, I can't say that I like it just because of the so-called politeness.

By the way, I don’t know if you have ever heard a saying that you understand the Japanese after reading "The Chrysanthemum and the Sword". I can only say...

Even if you don't understand the reality, if you read more Japanese comics they create, you will know that the Japanese are not the so-called collectivism, hard work, merit order, shame culture and so on.

As for the widely circulated "Introduction to Japanese Culture", it is a business card for Japan to beautify itself and hand it to the world.

As Chinese, we should maintain independent thinking, continue to learn, break out of the information cocoon ourselves, and look at the world objectively instead of following what others say.

To be honest, before I knew Japan, I had a lot of fantasies about it because of anime, but after I only had a rough understanding of it...

Take geisha culture, for example. Anyone who knows how to surf the Internet will know how disgusting it is if you look it up.

Geisha under the shogunate, and later Nanyang sister. If you look up these words, you will know how disgusting they are.

In short, Japan has three treasures to make a fortune: aggression, prostitution and brainwashing.

For thousands of years, this country has never stopped targeting women. Prostitutes are often regarded as buffoons by the society, but they are brainwashed by the superiors that they are dirty. In order to atone for their sins, they should earn more and give it to the state.

I won’t say much about World War II. I can only say that no Chinese will forget that period of history.

After the five-star Emperor MacArthur entered Japan, the little devil launched another ultimate PUA, mobilizing women across the country to give away women for free.

After the war, it developed into a custom industry and a unique film and television industry that we love to see, and continues to contribute to the Japanese economy.

This is the history of female PUA at the national level in Japan.

I admit that any nation has its own dark history, but please allow me to really not respect a nation like Japan.

For those who can be respectful and even politely say that they like Japanese culture, I can only say something awesome. I can't even say that you are polite, because I really don't think it is polite.

I have also seen a saying that there are only a few bad Japanese people, and most Japanese people are good people, but they can't help it. I can only say that this idea is really kind.

National character can never be formed by one person or a small group of people.

There are other cultures, such as food culture. I suggest you check it out on your own to see where their food culture comes from, and what the so-called high-end sense of Kaiseki that they are proud of is about.

The so-called craftsman spirit is even more ridiculous, everyone understands it.

Let me mention their high-priced fruits a little bit here, because I saw a certain UP owner at Station B boasting that their fruits are carefully cultivated to produce one fruit per tree and are worth the money. On this point, I suggest everyone to learn about Japanese farmers. association.

Needless to say, samurai culture and samurai culture, I think everyone who has read novels all year round probably knows more about the Warring States Period than I do.

There is also their self-proclaimed Confucian culture. Even saying this makes me feel dirty about Confucianism, really.There are many, many more. I really don’t think it’s a waste of words. If you want to know more, it’s better to do your own research and understand.

To tell the truth, many people will say that I am blindly confident in my cultural confidence, but I still have to say it because it is the truth.

Japan is a copycat of Chinese culture.

Finally, let’s talk about something easy to understand.

The Japanese like to emphasize that they are democratic, but in fact it is just a pretense of clan politics.

Being of high quality and loving cleanliness is just that. If you need to run a red light, you will run a red light. If you need to park illegally, you will park illegally. Another example is the excrement lake in the triathlon during the Olympic Games.

Their politeness is just a habit, and they don't really respect anyone in their hearts, they are just pretending.

They actually don't care about causing trouble to others at all, they just hope that others will not cause trouble to them.

They are confident, but not completely confident. They are very confident in China and South Asia, but they have very low self-esteem towards the West, especially their beautiful father.

This inferiority has not turned into diligence, hostility or anger, but into extreme admiration and flattery. The confidence in South Asia and China has not turned into benevolence, humility and self-esteem, but into superiority and disdain.

They evaded responsibility and dragged the Fukushima nuclear accident to Level [-] or even higher.

The excessive and twisted Mu Qiang...

But there is really too much to say.

Moreover, in modern times, the mentality of little devils who have taken advantage of others has long been distorted, and they will never get back to normal.

In short, for such a nation, if someone wants to respect me, there is nothing to say, but if you want to beat around the bush to get me to respect, please be gentle.

Again, even if a Japanese brags about Japanese culture in front of me, I will tell him that I don't like it, and if he doesn't like it, I will explain it to him by tracing the origins of each item and combining it with actual facts.

Instead of politely lying to him that I also like him, I can't do it, and I probably won't be able to do it in this life.

Of course, if a foreigner says that he doesn't like Chinese culture in front of me, my first impression will definitely not be that he is rude. Instead, I will ask the foreigner to tell me what he doesn't like and why he doesn't like it.

If it is due to a lack of cognition, I will patiently explain to him something that he does not understand, has a partial understanding of, or even does not understand at all.

If they don’t understand and are unwilling to understand, they are the kind of foreigners who are inexplicably hostile to us. If I understand correctly, they should be enemies.

(End of this chapter)