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I think it's terrible that Japanese people are not being educated about the unspeakable crimes in the past. How can they even talk about the relationship to China in an elaborate way, if they don't know the key reason of the tensions between the countries. As a German I learned about our WWII crimes and I'm even trying to talk about it with people when I see nationalism growing too strong in their countries, to warn them. Japan is a mature industry nation that should face it's past and take the responsibility. Many Chinese people told me that they do not only feel sad and angry about the crimes, but also about the fact that Japanese people are not teaching their students about it and even honour their WWII soldiers in an official celebration. As a Chinese I would feel deeply disappointed too.
Bobo Pro We do learn about it, but in high school, history is optional, What you think about mass rape of German women and massacre of villages by Soviet, allied army?
Bobo Pro My mom's German, the things about mass rape, indiscriminate killing of whole village, not many know about it, History is written by victors, only the losing side commit all those crimes,
Wars never have victors, only losers. Summing up crimes from the other side doesn't excuse your own wrong doings. Right wing extremists are denying the crimes committed by Germany and blame other countries for theirs. This is a shame and an insult to the families that have suffered from Germany's mistakes. If Germany didnt attack East and West and sacrificed all their soldiers for a megalomaniac imperialistic plan, then there wouldnt have been any Russian soldiers nor British bombs on German soil. Blame and prejudice only lead to more nationalistic hatred. We should see our own flaws and try to understand the other side. Not the other way around! Thats the Christian way and also the Buddhist way btw. It seems like you want to defend our country by pointing with fingers at others. This is not the type of defense, that we need. It only leads to more hatred and blame into both directions. It supports nationalists who are using these arguments to attack foreigners in their own country. This is how everything started in the first place. So we should learn from history and avoid repeating the whole craziness over and over again.?
Bobo Pro Lol, look what is happening to Germany right now. That's what happens when you guilt trip an entire country.
TheGhostofSparta97 WHAT is happening in Germany right now? You need to be more precise. Our economy is stronger than ever and we were even able to help hundred thousands of refugees while other countries rejected them out of selfish intend.
Well, Chinese young people didn't just learn about the history of WWII from textbook and news, we actually have families, relatives, and other survivors who lived through those times and told us what had happened according to their own experiences, so we definitely have a more complete understanding about that part of history.
And I bet a lot more Tibetans have a lot to say about the pain and suffering the Chinese have caused in Tibet.
@@ochezzche3445 first of all, my great grandparents had nothing to do with the war. Second, the Chinese shouldn't get all high and mighty on the Japanese while China is still one of the biggest human rights violators in the world.
@@yasashii89 I see, that how the Japanese Japanese government brainwash you guys, by creating this "biggest human right violator" image of China so that you guys can feel all righteous to overlook the history. Honestly, if you are Tibetan telling us your family's suffering I will sincerely apologize for what the Mao's government have done, rather than trying to justify for the past by saying you guys deserve it because you have also done something terribly wrong in the past
@@yasashii89 And I dare you to google pictures of the Nanjing massacre. If you still feel all stupidly superior and righteous, I can only say you are sick man.... And if you are terribly concerned with the human rights in Tibet now, welcome to travel there and see it for yourself
@@ochezzche3445 you're assuming that I'm Japanese? Also the government hasn't told me anything. I actually dated an Uyghur girl who absolutely hates China for what they have done and continue to do to her people. The Uyghur and the Tibetans don't want the Chinese controlling them, they want them out of their lands. The Chinese government won't even let you use RUclips or Facebook out of fear, so how can you trust what they tell you? Even the people of Hong Kong don't want the Chinese there. What the Japanese did to the Chinese was absolutely horrible and should never have happened, but the Chinese can't pretend like China is completely innocent and only japan has done evil things. Also, I highly doubt that you have anything to do with the suffering of the Tibetan people, it wouldn't make sense for you to apologise to them, rather the Chinese government should apologise after they get out of Tibet.
Bro people just don't realize how bad those crimes were, including rape, human experiments, massacre of children and women, forced incestuous actions between the victims, forced murder between family and much more atrocities that are just not written but are deeply remembered by the Chinese people. After all those experiences people still wonder why so much tension.
the elders are angry, the Youngers are… very interested in Japan and seem to want to be friends with them
The past was the past. Same with black people and racism. As soon as all the old people die so will racism.
@@angelshain01NO......
@@user-bu6ko6gu1t wdym no, i’m not generalizing or specifying.
@@angelshain01I am a Chinese person that came from a younger generation and I can assure you that I do not like Japan. I of course respect the people if there are some in my school but my point is that even in younger generations like me, maybe their mom and dad or perhaps their grandparents who been through the war will tell them about the war. I respect only some of the Japanese people in this video. That includes the person who said “even the closest siblings fight”. Younger generations is most likely to know about the war.
As a Chinese, I respect any Japanese who admits what Japan did during the war of aggression against China, but I can't forgive any Japanese who participated or didn't want to admit it
your own leaders deny that their government under mao zedong killed more chinese people than the japanese ever did. You people turn a blind eye to the atrocities by your own government and yet seek justice from japan. What an ironic joke
Respect, same
@@ryandragoknight We admit that Mao made mistakes at that time which is learned in history books, so what about Japanese government, you wiped out history from your books and enshrine war criminals who has killed about 21 million Chinese people. Extreme cruelty, and these criminals should go to the hel and be criticized forever.
No one respects the Chinese who will not admit their guilt for spreading the virus around the world, apologize, or compensate for their sins.
@@xuhu2113
Chinese and Japanese values are different.
We don't glorify them.
They are deceased people who died for their country, even by wrong means.
Are we not allowed to mourn them instead of honouring them?
I remember that in the past, the Chinese mourned even their enemy, Houfu.
Some stories from Singapore/Malaysia’s Chinese perspective:-
My grandparents survived the 4-year Japanese occupation in Singapore/ Malaya in early 1940s.
When I was little (around 6 yo), I asked my grandpa why there is a deep wound at his lower back near where his spine is, It’s so deep that I was able to put my thumb into it. Later I found out from my dad it’s pierced through by a bayonet by Japanese soldier. I also heard that my grandpa was one of the few survivors in his village because he happened to be a good chef.
My grandma, usually taciturn but kind. She never mentioned a word about the war to grandchildren. During her old age (around 80years old) and she was suffering from dementia, whenever she saw me, she would whisper, “ hey grandson, be careful, they (Japanese) are hiding at the corner (my grandparents lived in the deep jungle for two years hiding) , let me go kill them for you!” and she would proceed to the kitchen and bring out kitchen knive, stood at the front door with posture that she’s ready to fight them with her feeble hands that’s still trembling”.
I wrote this with a heavy heart especially I felt bad for my grandma, why she held this trauma so tightly that’s inflicted her for so long and never expressed any anger. And it’s only towards the end of her life all the horror images just kept replaying in her mind came back to haunt her.
I don’t hate Japanese but My message to everyone who reads this is to have an idea the trauma of a war could have inflicted the person for decades..
World peace .. pray for no more wars... price too high to pay
Btw My grandma has a nice name “Xie Qiao Zhuang” 谢巧莊 (born 1912 in swatow) She’s not educated but she has a big heart- for eg, when others suffered from hunger, she would donate her savings to them to buy foods... Hope she ascends to heaven..
I feel sorry for what has happened to your family. Such things should not happen to anyone and proper apologies should have been given.
Hope you are safe during the pandemic and thanks for sharing your pov!
My grandma is 4 year old when Japanese come to Malaysia. She use to tell me how they find a way to get into a jail from underground just to send food and money. My grandma say her brother is one of the people that get put in the jail. She say the last time she meet her brother is probably before he get caught. I kind forgot how the story went because my grandma die long time ago and the time I heard the story I was probably 8-10 (now 15) rip I miss you grandma.
Thanks for sharing. History lives along and affects our lives so deeply.
Lee Kuan Yew also narrowly avoided death during the Japanese occupation.
I was almost brought to tears reading your comment. Hope there are no more wars ever again
Don't hate the people, hate the government.
let's be honest, chinese tourist are truly disrespectful.
in southeast asia alone there have been reports of c-tourist urinating and defacating in temples, monuments and whatnot lol
MetraMan09 do you know few people make up a government? Ordinary people are generally unwilling to fight against their government and overthrow it. And by the way can you be a bit polite? You are rude and uneducated.
I think in Japan’s case you can
@Triggered Lord look bro. China can only be strong if they are united, currently the US and the allies are behinded the protests in Hong Kong and are trying to pull China into pieces. I'm surprised you can't see this through, because America and the allies did a massive economic blockade to Japan in the 90s, because the US did not want Japan to catch up to its economy. I do think that east Asians are brothers and should not bow down to the west.
@@inquesta620 how many Chinese you know ? Why you say that ?if you only see the negative report about china in some multimedia you don't know Chinese
I have been to the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall. Because of the large number of people in China, you often need to raise your volume to have a conversation, but everyone was very quiet when I went in that day. I was very sad that day. On this matter, Japan has until 2023 This incident, including the comfort women incident, is still not recognized. The German government is also the country that launched World War II. They actively admit their mistakes and compensate the victimized countries. The Chinese do not need compensation, and they must apologize. Most of these comfort women are already 90 years old. Death has not yet received an apology from the Chinese government. The Japanese government is still enshrining the Yasukuni Shrine, a place where Class A war criminals of World War II are worshipped, which shows that Japan's militarism is still very strong.
What do you expect, Germany has a complete change of regime after they lost, where most of the Japanese war criminals didn't and stayed in power, to the point where the current Japanese government is run by a lot of their descendents, shinzo abe's grandfather was nicknamed the Monster of the Shōwa era, a class A war criminals yet he got off scot-free because of the US
Japan does not need to apologize for something that didn’t happen
@@DaniG.German883倭寇厚颜无耻的样子真让人恶心🤢
The Japanese government has made two lump-sum payments to former comfort women through funds and foundations.
You are good at lying.

@@DaniG.German883historical records say otherwise
What do you know about the Chinese
Random guy: They copied Doraemon 😂😂😂😂
sanid jain they actually copied way more than that 😂😂😂
They copied US stealth tech. & the guy is concerned with Doraemon.🤣🤣🤣
Important things first, right? Lol
What an ignorant guy he is! Even my 5 year-old bro knows more about China!
They copied kanji.
As a Chinese I love Japanese people and culture but what Japan did to China can never be erased. In America we get taught about how bad the nazi are but never about the things Japan did to China. Hope more people learn what happened during world war 2 not just the nazi’s but also what the Japanese did.
I agree
@peter pan I wonder why? Lmao
As a American I understand what you're saying cause they barely teach us about other countries history's unless its American or European. Anything dealing with Asian(South, East, and West), South American, or Africa is barely talked about. They just run over it and move on.
@@michaelwittman4023 CIA detected
@@slenderjustice2134 😂
Speaking as a Chinese, I too want China & Japan get along well (and all countries as well). We were taught about the war history here, and we are constantly told to remember the history. So quite often, we have negative sentiment towards Japan (especially when the Japan leaders denied what happened during the war and vist the temple). But I think this video delivered an very important message: don't judge people based on their nationality, but judge them based on their actions and character.
China and Japan are both great countries. I grow up watching Japanese cartoons, playing Nintendo, used Sony Walkman, Canon & Nikon cameras. I think it's important for the world to unite in harmony. Especially so with the recent situation happening in Ukraine.
And both East Asian giants are industrial and technological powerhouses.
Two of the world's biggest makers of automobiles, machinery and equipment, semiconductors, ships, locomotives/Railways and electronics
Not me, when you read about all the terrible awful Japan did to China and most of other Asian countries it makes me feel angry, they should at least pay for their crimes maybe not with blood and flesh but something else at least, as a Chinese i can never forgive them ever! especially since they never want to apologize for it
确实，历史是前进的
Nobody wants to be a friend of china
@@samanthas3197 勿忘国耻
As a Chinese, I have always had a good impression of the Japanese people, but I will never forget that period of history. I deeply detest the behavior of the Japanese government not acknowledging history and not apologizing.I believe that one day, China and Japan will be on the right track at the national level
So has the Chinese Government acknowledged history and apologized to the Vietnamese people?
@@nguyenhieu1687 What you think about mass rape of cn and kor women and massacre of nanking by japan army?はやく答えしてください
@@nguyenhieu1687 早く答えて、bakayaro！
@@user-xb6bb7bc2x Why should I answer your question when I asked it first? Don't ask other countries to do things that your country cannot do.
@@nguyenhieu1687 Last time I went Japan,I got a nice blo job.Japan is really good at that
My grandmother used to duck in her mud house in China when she hears gun shot. The Japanese soldiers used to “sweep” mud houses from outside with machine guns for fun. They don’t even bother going in to kill you. One of my distant relatives was killed as a result of this and he was 10.
Dynamix15 that was 70 years ago,as a chinese I’m horrified by what happened,but we can’t just change history,we just have to embrace the ftuture
Hero's channel could be,but cases like this have happened,so chances could be likely
Hero's channel stop being delusional. Ur country failed you.
Dynamix15 u don’t even know if he’s Japanese Lol
Dynamix15 lmao
Those two girls with the same white fluffy ear rings, they got a really good history teacher who taught them to see the world from other people's perspective, and got to know same thing from different sources could vary. Good teachers could change kids lives.
China is no.1 japan is very jealous
@@lechifan9804 no.1 virus exporters
China belongs to the mongolians
I think most social studies teachers in Japan want to teach the full history of what happened. The people that want it whitewashed are right wingers in organizations like the Nippon Kaigi, that don't represent the views of the general population. Sadly however, those rightist movements have enough connections with prominent politicians that they can pressure the education ministry to leave things out.
@@One.Zero.One101 nobody asked you pinksk1n
As a Chinese, I think it's safe to say that we don't hate all Japanese people, we only hate those who ignores or try to cover the history between China and Japan. I love Japan, it's a great country with amazing culture, but we have still have to face history. Considering that pain they brought us, this part of history simply cannot be transparent. Also, it's important to differentiate the government and its people, because apparently a lot of people can't do that lmao.
@Ευαγγελος Αγγελος which country invaded Japan? Any genocide from foreign countries? Now look at what China has suffered. How can you even compare the two?
@Ευαγγελος Αγγελος excuse me? 1945? Are you serious?? They totally deserved that one after what they did to China and other Asian countries, and you're saying that suffered a lot? Wow, you're either a Japanese or Non Asian, or just simply ignorant about history.
@@xavierlauzac5922 "apologized", yet they don't want to face history, they don't teach the history to their new generation. "Apologized" doesn't mean to only say "sorry" and let everything past. You're not Asian, don't get yourself involved into this, it's none of your business.
@@xavierlauzac5922 go ahead, I'm not stopping you. You just look like a clown when you're commenting like that. Just saying.
@@xavierlauzac5922 I never denied that Japan's society is getting better. I said we have to face history. You're not reading my comment correctly, and you can never understand how cruel the Japanese were. Argument is over, thank you.
In China, we have always felt the "backwardness will be beaten" in the history of the invasion, which makes us take stock of the history and work hard for it, and only by facing the history can we create a better future.
I respect the Japanese people and culture, and I also hope that the Japanese government will not hide the fact that there was a Nanjing Massacre.
Only then can the young people of both countries understand more about the cruelty of war and join hands to embrace a harmonious future, instead of the current state of hostility.
Equally the same, China shouldn't censor the Tiananmen Massacre, the atrocity the government inflicted on its own people. If we want to strive to better the world on the outside, we need to find a balance of harmony on the inside. You can only love others until you love yourself.
@@bluaethyr there was no massacre compared to what the Japanese did to Nanjing ...men women and children ..millions ..babies held up skewered on Katanas ..cut out of women's stomachs you need to see the real truth ..before trying to pass judgement on CHINA..they lost 20 million ..during that war ...men women children ...beg forgiveness
@@patrolmanracv It's one thing when one state does it to you, it's an entirely different problem in itself when the state you obey and live under does it to you. I understand where you're coming from, but you cannot use that as an excuse for what China does to its own people. It's apples and oranges.
@@bluaethyr Actually Tiananmen Tank is widely known in China.When I was in middle school, students started discussing it outside of class,there are also students in politics class who use it as a satirical meme. For this reason, I also made a special trip to Beijing to interview a local relative, who was present at the time of the incident. I got a lot of details and shared them with my classmates. Almost everyone who knows will not deny the incident, and most also take the student's position.
But many people in Japan are unaware of their history incident, or are covering up Nanjing's past, from questioning the numbers a few years ago to denying the whole event now. There are even extremist nationalists who think they are doing the right thing. This is an atrocity rare in human history, enough to make everyone indignant, yet it is so whitewashed.
@@bluaethyr The funniest part about your statement is how the West somehow blames the Chinese citizens for the Tiananmen Massacre even though they were clearly the victims. Western Imperialism really knows how to divide and conquer while creating narratives to fan flames of war.
My great-grandfather's parents and two brothers were all killed in the Nanjing Massacre, my great-grandfather barely came out with one arm.
My great-grandmother was raped by Japanese soldiers at the age of 19 and her sisters were killed after being raped, and two of her three brothers were tortured to death in the attack of Shanghai.
I can't forget that three days before my great-grandmother's death in 2011, she said to me that she would never forgive the Japanese soldiers and the government despite she received compensation and apologies and I can understand her.
And now I hear some Japanese people don't acknowledge this event just makes my heartbroken, my great-grandmother will have a heart attack if she is still alive. We don't want any apologies from the young Japanese since they didn't do it, but my family wants them to acknowledge what their ancestors had done to many East Asians instead of evading it like nothing happened.
The gist of it is that, wars isn't and never will be good.. It's just brings more Negativity rather than positive
@Diptasree Choudhuri just use the Western media stories to defend your country... cheap n low
@Diptasree Choudhuri aha... Indian.... a country which was made up by British... India also just a concept invented by British.... u shall be thankful toward British.. otherwise India.. this country or concept don't even exist 😆
@Diptasree Choudhuri leave them be. it irks them that they too are shown as the bad guys in someone's history books even if they curb it inside their own😑All the torturers and agressors have the same shitty story.
@@priya9194 I been to india.. madam.. Delhi and Mumbai... a car trip inside Maharashtra... I know how India is today
seems like everyone trying to avoid Nanjing Massacre topic in japan
Theys don't even know about it... :/
@@user-ry5xq3ev8l Yeah.
Except for the countless photos, third parties testimony and videos, reports,...
@@MlleNadeshiko None of them proves that Japanese soldiers killed 300.000 people in 6 weeks.
Are you an atheist?
@@user-ry5xq3ev8l This is like saying none of ANY one can prove 200,000 people died in the Hiroshima bomb. Com'on you can do better, for the arguments of any sort.
@@user-ry5xq3ev8l 还有长崎
Nothing is harder to modify than ''préjugés'' at all levels , personnal to countries. The leaders are the first to show the good path . Acknowledge the wrong doing of the past is the first step. Excellent interviews Asian Boss , keep the good work.
When I heard that man said Japanese and Chinese are like siblings, I was very touched. Both of us are Asian, we should be brothers and sisters. We should spreading love instead of spreading animosity. I hope that our relationship can be forever. No politics, just peace and love
I don't hate Japanese individually, however, they're really good-mannered and respectful. But please admit what your army did to the Chinese during the WWII, which was traumatizing and firmly unacceptable. Hiding behind the truth is a threat to both Chinese and Japanese people. IT'S STUPID.
itachi fck you japanese killed a incalculable amount of baby’s in china they cut their private part and leave them to die. and also china did defend their self. You are probably just an american who has no idea about real chinese and japenese culture so STFU and pay respect for those children
itachi by the way in ancient time china was the one who won almost every war with mongolians, samouraï, ninja and russia. In your primary school you don’t know the chinese history and you will never know because ou history has so much myths and legends that you will never understand... do your research about it. Also it’s china who invented martial art. Go look at the chinese dao, qian, guandao, butterfliesword,etc.
War and Peace repeats itself......but the next one will really destroy our earth
@@zixizhang8356 to be fair, Mao killed more chinese babies than japan ever did
his one child policy takes a huge toll you see
热脸贴冷屁股，日本人最歧视中国人了
what do the japanese people think about chinese : they are hard working
what do the chinese people think about japaneses(another asian boss video) : they are hard working
And clean
japanese government was doing a good job by provide manner education to japanese after they lose ww2, I think china needs this too
@@khein2204 as a Chinese I really hope China will learn from Japan.
Conclusion: Both Chinese and Japanese are hardworking. Or both are lying.
@Wong Vanessa They are both known as hardworking. (you are Indian, I've seen your post before)
I'm from China, and I can feel that young people in Japan have their own ideas, although they don't like to be so vocal. I support the view that only a correct knowledge of history can let go of prejudice and be friends, although today's Japanese government and media do not want to do that.
Don't use cartoon icons, thief.
@@user-tc9zk2ly2r apologize for nanjing massacre first, you thief
@@user-tc9zk2ly2r
What are you saying?
American soldiers
The two girls with the pom-pom earrings had the most informed and intelligent answers, which made me think of how important history education is for the next generations.
You guys can never imagine an 80 years old woman cries when talking about her father, who was killed in the street by Japanese soldiers for nothing. Yes, that’s my first time and the only time seeing my grandma cry. Although I was just 8 years old then,I would never forget the scene and the feelings. Mostly, we are angry at the situation-Japanese know nothing about the history. Even it dose have nothing related to my daily life.
Then hate those evil Japanese soldiers and rulers but not the good people in it who agree that they were wrong. Why do you wanna hate the good population of today for the doings of evils? Will you hate entire family if you get in a fight with your cousin or brother? You would think no they did nothing wrong and same goes here.
Then go and kill or hate THAT MURDERER not all japanese like if was their fault too. Is not ur problem what another human lived.
@Diego Toscano go through the comment section and the Chinese are complaining and hating Japanese people because of this fact. None of them pointed out at the education system of Japan.
@@parampreetsinghsudan8056 so hate the old soldiers, the new country has nothing to do with what happen 80 years ago. Japan will always be a better country than China.
@@TheAnikeenko I said "hate those soldiers" means the old ones who were evil and that's what I am doing and believe.
As a Vietnam people, i just wanna say “both of you are super great! Chinese and Japanese”. We are young peoples, we should live for the present & future, not for the past.
I love China no matter what!
I love Japan too!
The past must not be forgotten, as a lesson..Easier for the party who massacre...
RagingUtai a lot of the people are still alive tho
RagingUtai the hatred from the past should never be carried over. You are absolutely right. However it needs to be admitted and remembered to not repeat the sins
I am a bit surprised to see Vietnamese leave a comment here saying he loves China, didn't you grow up being indoctrinated to hate everything about China? Haha, I thought the way you hate us was pretty much the way we hate Japanese..
love you positivity, Vietnam is great too!
Thanks for doing this! Asian boss
We people from north east india is our dream to atleast visit Japan in our lifetime 😊 i love Japan the people the food the scenery n lastly anime ❤❤❤🎉
I also would love to speak Japanese... love ur culture
Man, I'm not from Asia, but the idea of people in my country not knowing about our war crimes would be wild
Because the Japanese government is intentionally trying to delete that part of the WWII history by "modifying/amending" the students' textbooks. That is why a lot of the young people in the interviews don't know, or don't know too much about the Nanjang massacre. The good looking young Japanese girl knows only because her teacher explained that to the class....
@@johndole9381 literally every country does this.
Do you think China just started of as big as it is? Millions were killed in battles over that land.
Do you learn about China invading Vietnam in the 60s? Or that they’ve invaded Vietnam 27 times?
How did a chunk of Mongolia become Chinese?
What about the colonisation of Tibet?
Do you think Russians learn about there ruthless expansion into Asia? You do realise Russians aren’t natives in Siberia 😂
Do the French learn about what they did and continue to do in Africa?
Did myself a Brit learn about the horrors that took place on the Indian subcontinent?
Do Americans learn about what happened to the Natives? Or how they colonised half of Mexico and went on to annex Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines?
Ask an American today if they're aware that their country has been committing genocide in Yemen...
@@mortarriding3913 there not committing genocide in Yemen.
There supporting Saudi Arabia against Iran in a proxy war that’s taking place in Yemen.
@@joshbentley2307 Yemen is not a proxy war. The Saudis are fighting there as an equal partner of the US, who have boots on the ground, planes in the sky, and US Navy vessels stopping food and oil shipments.
“Even the closest siblings fight”
Year 5021. Earth vs Jupiter. We are not even siblings brother we are same humans kind.
I mean wtf was that?!
@@Grunge_Cycling ikr that was more than a fight
Where 15-20 million of them die.
😳🥴
As an American, I cannot say who is the good guy or the bad guy. Because the United States has engaged in so many aggressive and unnecessary wars. Yet in all the years that I lived in China I have met many old people who saw atrocities with their own eyes. They harbor a lot of negative feelings towards Japan. But I also feel that the young Japanese people of today should not bear the burden of past atrocities. I am sure that there would be Japanese would even hate me for the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. I was not even alive at the time, I had no say in the manner. Therefore things that we don’t do directly ourselves we are not guilty of them
I think it's mainly about the country's action in the past that couldn't be forgivable. True that some of the people are innocent, but think it like this, doesn't someone who's racist to Asian disrespect all Asians before they actually know the the person's personalities? Also, US has participated in 93 wars during the first 100 years and China has been constantly invaded ever since their first time touch a pistol
I don’t think any Japanese put a hate on an American individual for dropping atomic bombs, at least as far as I know. I feel like the difference here is that Chinese people are much more collectivistic and tend to be emotionally more protective of their ancestors and history than Japanese people. Also, people in Japan generally know how to separate historical events and an individual personality.
As a Japanese, I’ve been to China, worked with Chinese people, and also met different kinds of Chinese people both in mainland China and abroad.
When it comes to mainland Chinese people, I’ve experienced a lot of of hate directed to me simply because I am Japanese. Some of them told me they were surprised not all Japanese are evil after actually getting to know a Japanese person in real life. Honestly I was surprised how narrow minded people can be to generalize the whole personality of Japanese people.
I’m not justifying the Japan’s action against China in the past, but there are a lot hatred instilled into todays Chinese people in their state education, and the communist party is actively promoting the anti Japanese sentiments in China to divert peoples interests from their domestic problems. I hate to say this, but a lot of mainland young Chinese people seemed rather brainwashed to be overly nationalistic and hate Japan more than necessary. Many of them haven’t actually met a single Japanese person, and haven’t even experienced or lived in the past, yet told me they can’t like Japan for what the people did to their Chinese ancestors.
I try to respect the local people and also because I am aware of the sensitivity of historical issues, I was very careful of how I talk with the local people. But after my attempts to be friends with Chinese people, I got really tired of making efforts, as many of them seemed to see me as “A descendant of evil war criminal”, instead of me as an individual.
The japanese kinda had it coming......
@@muuttohaukka0320 Because the war didn’t just end when it ended. The younger generation didn’t experience the war themselves, but they did see and experience the consequences. Most of the younger generation have at least one loved one in their family to have experienced the war themselves and pass on the story. They see how these older generation lived their remaining life in fear and grief. They can also see the younger Japanese government and people refused to represent the old Japanese people to apologise for the war crime. At the same time, they also see the same people and government who claimed they have no responsibility in the war think they are justified to request Chinese and Korean people who still suffered from the pain of the war to move on because they think it has already been enough time for them to grieve. If they really like what they are claiming that they took no part of the war, how dare they ask people who actually suffered from the war to forget and forgive? They have no right to say that to their face. Can you see the irony here now?
难以想象日本人还认为我们的教育是为了灌输仇恨。受害者不铭记自己的苦难史，难道指望着加害者去复习吗？你们很多怕不是故意淡忘甚至不提及这些痛苦的历史吧。我们的祖先和同胞命如蝼蚁，前路渺茫，每一场大屠杀的死难者，还有那些被日本人拿来活生生做人体实验的人甚至婴儿，每一个寸曾经被日军踏破的山河，成白上千被掠夺破坏的古物以及那些经历战争残存的人至今等不到的道歉，所有的这一切都警醒者我们历史不能忘记。如果日本人将这视为仇恨教育，这是你们的狭隘认知。当然，有素质的人自然不会对个体公然释放敌意，这是个人素养的我问题。不过，礼貌和尊重留给尊重历史的人
I love watching this kind of video, objective and non-political interview can give the audience more comprehensive information
I am a Chinese. I think that whether it is Chinese or Japanese, it is worth mentioning. Born to be human, we should be kind.
Hoping for independence of Taiwan.
王舒啸 quick question how are you on RUclips when the Chinese government blocks RUclips in China??
Yusuke Shimomura okay lol
@@davidbig8661 There will be blood. u think China will stand by watching this to happen? America's going to earn quite a bit for selling weapons to Taiwan though. If you're truly hoping what's best for every human kind, let's hope China and Taiwan remain today's situation. keeping it unsolved for eternity.
sometimes I think we Chinese people are too kind, after the war, people adopted Japanese orphans, some are dumped by their family and raised them.
I know this is a serious topic but excuse me for laughing at "I heard they copied doraemon" 🤣🙏
Japan copy china
@@diandoushiwo9769 yeah sure
good on you that you see see the funny side my nikka
LOL- yes that's funny ^^
@@diandoushiwo9769 Rarely happens but carry on.
We should not forget history, let alone erase the real history, in order to make us better understand and get along with each other. It is hoped that the relations between the two countries will be better and better in the new era.❤️🙏
The middle aged man with glasses seems so well informed and fair, even the younger participants were deliberate and thoughtful in their responses despite their awareness of media bias. There seems to be an inherent respect for laws and international interests of all people, much respect to Japan and it’s people- from America. ✌️
i am a chinese, i think the crucial killing in Nanjing city is an action by the japanese government, politics is politics, they are far away different. citizens in japan just the same with us, most people will choose to go agianst war if they have a choice and objective altitude.actually, the social media are unconsciously influenced people.
@Bacon77 you have not talked to a chinese ever in your life, have you?
@Bacon77 but u won't have freedom to say no to any wars against China cause more people are led to be ignorant and misunderstood by ur government just like u
So glad to see this comment from Chinese people,hope in the future the two countries can get along with each other.
But on the other hand. I rather trust the political system of democracy,people would get a last chance to stop idiotic politicians in the last moment.(political reform is needed in your country)
@Bacon77 u dont really understand
people can be easily confused by words like what u said bro
thats why ccp dont allow youtube
@Bacon77 If a government wants a war, people's opinion is not important no matter what country it is.
"Even the closest siblings fight, right?" *Nanjing massacre happening in the background* (edit: this is not a hate comment against japan, just some dark humor, chill out)
lmao
rofl
Japan's pm did apology for that, in the 1950's.
Al Brian Bagangan They apologise to the public but act like a victim to their people. That’s wrong. They even pray to the war criminals.
@@eshemel.newbiech9454 he withdrew his statement and released a new one saying the comfort women were "private entrepreneurs" so I don't think it's all settled
Very objective and interesting interview, and very rational answer. We can not forget history, we should learn from the lessons of history, let the war of aggression away from us. The Chinese and Japanese people are friendly and cannot be deceived by the negative news of politicians. I also met a Japanese girl, very friendly to get along with. Friendship be everlasting
I'm a German Holocaust historian, currently focusing on the Jewish-Chinese communities in Shanghai. I did some research on the Nanjing massacre, and it is one of the worst war crimes ever committed. Over 200,000 people, most of them civilians, were brutally tortured to death. Japan really needs to start taking responsibility for this. Japanese people should be more educated about the Sino-Japanese War, the occupation, the Nanjing massacre, and every other war crime they committed all over Asia. I can only hope they will start educating about this, because so far it's been a really tabooed topic, and the wounds in China are still deep. I'm worried they won't ever be able to heal if there won't be communication on it
@@niceoppapy Yes, they are accurate, the Chinese and the Europeans all have evidence, the Chinese also have relatives who actually experienced what happened in the 40s. Most Japanese sources tend to cover up the terrible things they've done, so it's better to see the perspective of the victims rather than the perpetrators lol
@@niceoppapy I did. Well over 200,000 are the official numbers. Japanese Historians say the same. Chinese estimates say it was even higher, over 300,000.
The only people denying these numbers are Japanese far-right
@@hugo4303 true! And even many Japanese Historians agree on those numbers. Likewise, you wouldn't take a Nazi, denying the Shoah, at his word, when there are millions of victims and countless of data suggesting otherwise.
Japanese also kept pretty good count on their data. They literally published their own crimes in their newspapers.
@@niceoppapy my school memory of it was over 300,000 in Taiwan. Wikipedia stated the various death figure estimates by different scholars but we can say that if a Japanese historian stated 200,000 in reality it would be more!
Sir you think 2 atomic bombs were dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima with no reason?Initaly 12 atomic bombs were planned to be dropped on Japan.
I admire the two young women in black leather jacket who were very sensitive with their answers. I teared up when they acknowledged what happened in the past, and was able to empathize well.
@@sophonblock76 You're right. As someone with family who experienced the tough time, I can understand their pain. Acknowledgment of the fact and sincere apology would go a long way indeed.
@zhan, you are right. The 2 young ladies with fluffy ear rings and black leather jackets are very well informed and extremely sensitive and understanding deserves to be commended. With more people like that in Japan, we as Chinese would also like to take a leap of faith to understand Japanese culture and people more 😊.
Me, too!!
Reading your heartwarming replies here. Peace to us all! ❤
China is no.1 japan is very jealous
If I hurt you terribly , and then tell you , let's forget the past , without apologize . Will you forgive me ? Further more , I announce I didn't hurt you . Will you hate me ?
if my grandad killed ur grandad, and now you kill me, do you think you will be justified?
@@shiyongshuomingshu Yes?
@@shiyongshuomingshu If some Germans trying to exonerate Nazi, people on street will beat them to death. While Shinzo Abe lives in his high castle with his supporter surrounded.
@@user-fp9po5sm5p FYI neo-nazis are also in mongolia and Israel....try again
@@user-fp9po5sm5p yes?
I very much enjoy your videos. So does my wife who speaks mostly Mandarin. She came to the US from mainland China in 2014 and her English is getting pretty good, but hearing other people speak Mandarin in your videos gives her a much clearer understanding of what people still in China, and Taiwan, of course, are actually thinking. Your sub-titles are very good too.
I'm from china, and i'd like to express my honer and appreciation to you guys. All of you on this screen are reasonable, you addmitted the invasion before, although there're few information on your text books. You're kind. And i hope there're less evil intensions between people of CN and Japan.
I’m Chinese and now I’m living in London, I met some Japanese people here and they are very nice and polite, I know many Chinese people have traveled in Japan and Chinese young generation adore Japanese anime, there some Japanese actors are well known in China and people love them , nowadays people have internet and travel a lot it all helps us understanding each other , I wish our two countries can be friends and no more war and hate.
Yang Xiao thank you 😊 finally someone that’s not just hating on japan🤧
Zumi Korn Believe me there are many Chinese people love Japan and Japanese people!
greed with you， but the Nanjing massacre can't be forgotten. I also teach it to my child.
Kevin Xu Forgive but not forget, the most important thing for the memory is we learned the lesson, I also talked to my daughter but not let she carry the hatred. China and Japan are neighbors we had bad history but we don’t need to be enemies forever. Hope you agree with me.
@@yangxiao6437 so not forget for what?you want be friends,and at same time not forget?it's controversial
This video breaks my heart knowing most Japanese people don't know their...fairly recent history. Ask jews and germans if they remember their WW2 history.
braintacos xyz chinese dont either
hate how america ignores nazis and kkk
@@ghjpkshdgtjdgvbzm yes, I can confirm that all Chinese know the history of WW2 and the atrocious events that Japan did to us.
notableboyscouts yes nobody gives a crap about u.
@@liuowen13 what about 4/6?
私は日本人で、中国が大好きです。
フレンドリーで、色々な人がいます。政治的に問題があるだけであって、悪い印象はないです。
u r chinese lol
What will it be like if I travel to Japan as a Chinese. I heard from our news that Chinese are not welcome by Japanese people.
I’m in US now. And I found that most Americans won’t be mean to you just by your nationality, but treat you according to your personality. What about Japanese?
Japan never apologise to China, what a shame
日本が中国にやった事は絶対にダメな事だけど、謝罪の件に関して言えば1972年の日中友好の証として中国側が賠償責任を問うのを辞めてる
SINCE WHEN ACTUALLY JAPANESE TEACH THEIR KIDS IN SCHOOL ABOUT WHAT THEY DO IN THE PAST.
@@user-ij2oc7ng5w 中日友好はもちろん良いことですが、なぜあなたたちの靖国神社は戦犯をまだ供養しているのですか？なぜあなたたちの首相はそれを参拜するのですか？
@@user-ij2oc7ng5w 私たちは日本からのお金を要求していませんし、日本の土地も要求していません。私たちが求めているのは、ただ一つの態度です。しかし、私たちは第二次世界大戦が終わってからずっと待っています。もし日本がドイツから学ぶ意志があれば、中国はとっくに重い歴史を乗り越えていたでしょう。私は日本文化が好きですが、あなたたちの態度は受け入れられません。
When I was young, I heard about what the Japanese did to people during WW2 in my country. My grandpa and relatives shared horror stories about what they did to my family. Somehow my dad and relatives never hold vengeful feelings towards them. They showed me how to move on. Let history be just history. My dad even showed me the good side of Japan. He encouraged me to learn from their good behavior and work ethics. He never wanted me to hate them. I met some Japanese in my life. I think they are fine people. It is always good to move on. Anyway, the younger Japanese generation never did anything wrong to us. Children must never be punished for the sins of their ancestors.
I agree its their ancestors not them. I dont think the younger japanese generation would agree with what happened too.
some can move on and some don't however
100000%
Mark Khaw well said
@@flufjelgon3092 The problem is, younger generation are denying it ever happened. No comfort women, those were volunteers, prostitution. Yeah, things like that
Learn history
Don’t forget
Remember Nanjing
For peace
I'm sorry for what has happened. But remember that a new generation is already forming who were never there in the war.
shinn_takada hes korean dont apologize to him
@@lookbruhiaintgonnalielastw2282 lol
@@nobody4191 Don't use future generations as an excuse, don't use this as an excuse to erase this history from your textbooks, they don't know this history, they don't know how to repent, and they still can't be forgiven by everyone, including China and South Korea and other countries. Sorry, people all over the world are not stupid, when Japan launched the war, the support of the whole Japanese people, even if we do not care with you, it is because we yearn for peace, history will punish all the evil people.
What was that?
I have traveled to Japan many times and have a good impression of Japan. However, when Japan invaded and massacred China, it hurt my grandparents. For this, I hope more Japanese can clearly remember the birth and seeds of hatred.
My grandmother was 9 when the japanese invaded her village, she lived in China at that time and lost her father to the Japanese (he was one of the soldiers). Her memory has been deteriorating, sometimes she can't even remember our names, but the particular memory that haunts her the most was when she had to hide under the stove (where they start fires to cook) with her siblings to hide from the Japanese' rampage. She never forgot this trauma, she would see shadows pass by her windows and it still traumatizes her. She was fortunate enough to not be in the 'worse' districts. (Nanjing etc) Hearing this really is heartbreaking, and it's not just a 'small siblings fight' it was a massacre, a war crime and you can't convince me otherwise.
I am a Chinese. I think there are always good and bad people in every country. I hope that everyone gets along with each other, no matter the nationality. Peace is essential to happiness :-)
May I ask you
Do Chinese really eat everything except chair and table
I am asking because I am unable to believe in this thing???
@@priyanshiprajapati4277 NOOOOOO some Chinese are even vegetarian 😭
@@amizairenjian2506 stereotypes are present everywhere don't worry!!
Priyanshi Prajapati No，😂😂
@@priyanshiprajapati4277 Of course not. I know you guys heard about Chinese people eating bugs, dogs, cats, even bats....... but that's not true, most of modern Chinese never eat these ingredients in our life. Maybe a small group of people retain part of the tradition, but it’s not just the Chinese， Koreans eat dog meat, Japanese eat whales and dolphins, and some Southeast Asians eat insects，French eat snails...........
I'm Japanese Chinese, and when I was in Junior high school in Japan, when Japan and China have complicated situations each other regarding the war things, one day, I was said that ''Is he a spy from China?'' in class. I was really shocked and disappointed, because I'd never experienced such that thing. Even when I lived in China, in Elementary school, everybody treated me well even I am Japanese. Of corse there is no bad thing happen to me, I love Chinese and Japanese people but when it comes to this video issues or something like this, I still feel awkward...
sorry I can't figure out u r Chinese or Japanese
Chill dude, everyone who is mix usually has to face such shocking experience. But keep in mind that you can still be a walking symbol of good relationship between both peoples. These jokes from elementary to High School should not be taken so seriously. It is when you reach adult hood when people say what they really mean, not for jokes and to look cool.
veleli maka half obviously
Be proud of both, and just try and educate the people who are ignorant. Reasons like this is why people need to talk with other people. There will always be bad eggs but more often then not there’s more good.
It’s not about choosing a side to identify with, be both. I will never understand the people who feel they have to be one way or another.
清水 is a Japanese name though never heard of a Chinese person with a name like Shimizu so how did they know you were ハーフunless you told them?
I was surprised in this small sampling either how little people knew of the abuses of Japanese occupying forces or how they were not prepared to face the past. Japan "colonizing" China is avoiding the truth. The truth must come out and be recognized for there to be reconciliation.
During the honeymoon period of the relationship between China and Japan, due to Japan's well-developed cultural industry, a considerable number of young Chinese have complicated feelings towards Japan (culturally fond of Japan, but politically hostile). Because the war history is very close (1931-1945), and there is no apology, and now Japan is more inclined to rely on the United States to offset China's influence, which is unreliable politically and militarily, even for Chinese people who have a good impression of Japanese culture, if you show this tendency, you will still be spurned by your compatriots.，you will know this by flipping through the comment area. But for ordinary people, the benefits of the union of the three East Asian countries(economic, cultural, and other aspects) are really tempting.We humans are still too susceptible to ideological influence (sad).Quarrels on the Internet are nothing. People who like to quarrel can quarrel over anything. Loud doesn't mean it's right.
Ah.. I'm a Korean, and I don't know why I'm here now😂
But I really love peace. Hope Asia country be familiar. 🇨🇳🇰🇷🇯🇵
In my eyes all of you asian people are Chinese i can’t tell the difference.
@@sido8647 i think you're being sarcastic so I'll just laugh that off
Same here I'm an Indian and idk why I'm here😂
@@Airman56 I'm just kidding, by the way i love Korean people, they're amazing people with an amazing country culture, i'm a great lover of Taekwondo. ^^
@@sido8647 No, we know youre not and i cant blame u lol
7:05 I have a feeling his girlfriend can't read his English hat
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Lmao😆
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LOL XD
I can see from this video that most Japanese are objective and rational, but the media often have their own position. As individuals, I think each of us should have more of our own value judgment, rather than being driven by the media. The harmony of China Japan relations is conducive to the people of the two countries
God bless these beautiful people! From China.
I love how when people meet a bad person from a certain country they have to mention that one person doesn't represent the whole country, but when they meet a good person they act like that person does represent the whole country
Thats their agenda
刻板印象并不能为自己的狭隘和封闭背锅，网络时代没有个人主见就是一种人格的缺陷
Don't forget that 80 years ago the japanese did the Nankin massacre , it should be How do The Chineses Feel About Japan ?
Musial Felix ya they did it but young people alive didn't do it. I don't think we should carry the burden that stops us from progressing into a better world
@@npcimknot958 I think the bigger issue is Japan refuses to acknowledge their wrong doings. I mean yes they've apologized but took it back 5 minutes later. At least everyone else owned up to what they did. It hard to forgive someone when they dont even acknowledge why they did wrong and want to act like it never happened..
@@Regina777. Japan's pm did apology for that, in 1955.
XI XI does the chinese government acknowledge the massacres on tibet and mao’s crimes?
@@Regina777. if you look at the videos about japan recognizing the nazi logo only one japanese person got it right...what the hell you bombed America
Japan is like an ancient China to me.They rly keep all culture stuff very well! if I had a chance, I would definitely travel to Japan.
I hope you get there, I loved Osaka and the surrounding areas. There’s a lot more I myself want to see.
Since young my father have told us never forget the the hatred created by the Japanese kill million of people in Asia. It is an unforgivable crime of the Japanese people.
Japanese kill & raped millions of Chinese (WW2)
In southeast Asia, my grandmother told me that Japanese soldiers pumped water into her brother's stomach, and did who knows what else, thereby killing him.
Unexpectedly, it's the Japanese women with the cute white pom pom earrings in this video, who gave critically aware answers !
Bennett Tan My grandmother mentioned also that apparently, the soldiers stomped on victims’ bellies during such water tortures, but I think the cruelty of it makes me hope that the torture ended with forcing lots of water into her brother’s stomach.
Oh my god, that’s horrible... I honestly don’t know how else to respond other then I hope you and your family are doing well now.
Jaden Hirasawa Thanks for your well wishes.
My grandmother died this March, but I remember what she had told me about her brother.
That was war history, but hopefully governments properly and thoroughly educate their citizens about their own history, such that terrible events don’t repeat themselves.
Went to the nanjin museum and it was horrible. People used to drown their children to avoid the Japanese torturing them, and then killed themselves.
My grandma told me similar story too, some were tortured by drinking galoons of water.
I visited the museum for the Nanjing Massacre and it still haunts me to this day. No words can describe the horrors I saw and felt. It was even more brutal than what I experienced at the concentration camp museums in Germany. I can understand that the Chinese are still suffering great heartache and outrage over it. That being said, I will also never forget the bone chilling impression I got at the end of the museum tour in Nanjing from the absolute hate I felt from the Chinese towards the Japanese. It terrified me! Genuine thirst for blood and vengeance. It turned from a beautiful, devastating, reverent reminder to honor the dead to a passioned, promise of retaliation. That was the impression I got anyway. It made me want to leave China right away, despite how much I love the country and the people I met there. I hope with all of my heart that Japan will be able to acknowledge and answer to the crimes they committed - sooner than later. Maybe then the Chinese can allow themselves to heal and begin to see that the actions of the Japanese officials and soldiers does not reflect the nature of the rest of Japanese people - at least not from my experiences with them.
Best comment. I think the Japanese owe it to the Chinese to admit their mistake (as the Germans did) and seek forgiveness rather than try to erase their brutality from the history book. It is this SECOND mistake (refusing to admit the wrong doing in the past) that is causing the Chinese's blood to boil in them. In Europe, they were able to move on because the Germans admitted their mistake and even pass a law against Nazism.
Whither Japan??? Why, oh why, Japan do you not admit your mistake instead of trying to erase it from history books? Admit, repent, apologize and move on.
As a Chinese, I really appreciate your comment. Because even though I also have a lots of Japanese friends and even been working in Japan. Every time I heard someone said that the history I know is nothing but China’s big lie I can’t help to hate Japanese government. They committed such a big crime and never taught to their people. What a shame.
After the world war 2 finished in China, some Japanese women went back to Japan but left their children in China, some Japanese killed themselves and left their children. So these children became “Japanese orphans”. They were all raised and protected by Chinese families. Even though suffered so much from Japanese, these kind Chinese people still saved the Japanese kids. Because we Chinese has a concept: children are innocent, and innocent people should not be hurt.
I am korean but this comment relief my anger toward the history a little.. China, Korea, and many other southeast countries suffered from japanese imperialism.
Unfortunately they did same with Tibetans,is doing same in Xinjiang
as a teacher, once my students asked me about :" isn't japanese our enemy?", my answer was:"no one is our enemy, not japanese,not americans".but everytime when i see pictures of how chinese people were being tourtured by japanese sodiers in the war, my heart is broken. i like japanese culture, but i think people has the right to know about that period of history.
And that right is being conveyed already. I’m more than content with the status quo.
Every house, every car, every bicycle has locks and keys.
Everybody is everybody's enemies.
I think everyone would agree that having more friends is definitely better than enemies.
However, there are quite a number of people (or netizens) who have always been using the bad history between the two countries to frame and ban artists, exploiting the people's "patriotism" in the purpose to control the media and censor/discourage certain qualities or information they think is not good for the general public or diverting their attention.
While this video had been uploaded 4 years ago, doesn't seem like the situation actually improved and actually worsen from many aspects.
"japan invaded china so they MAY be seemed as the victim" lol
And Japanese still think theyre the victim in the war
Everyone is victim in a war
@@pietrociceri7845 what??
@@aldriannatawijaya6737 I mean every civilian sorry
@@pietrociceri7845 true
They are right: media and news are used to manipulate ppl to heat each other. I love so much that younger generation could reflect so well. I am truly touched.
Younger generation has no sense of life except themselves
Yeah, people hating others and arguing makes them use social media more, which makes the big tech more money.
@@letsgetfluffy3138 they live on that and that’s how they started, gossip columnists then bulletin boards then “social media” but they became antisocial media
We can't remove anger
@@user-ku2fq4il3g we can control it
She brought up Nanjing💀
I'm over 50 years old, I learned a lot about the very impressive good culture and manners about Japan and Japanese when I was young in China, as I have been studied the Japanese language for about two years. Meanwhile, I also learned japan invaded and how bad their militarism ideology was since the early 1900s. However, my teacher and Chinese government always mentioned that the Japanese were victims because of the militarism group of lead took the country on the wrong track into war.
They might have been victims of brainwashing but they were responsible for their actions - 300000 dead in a week! All colonising nations are guilty of similar massacres and also of covering it up! Australia’s recognition of blak history is atrocious. Canada is discovering graves of hundreds of indigenous children killed by organised religious ‘welfare’ groups. British destruction of Indian economy under its rule - to say nothing of Brit drug lord policies in early 1800s in China. None of it is addressed by the UN. The victors write the rules…. And the textbooks!!!
"wrong track" as if there were right tracks on that war (WWII). The US and its allies are definitely not on the "right" track with its own multiple war crimes but that doesn't also make Japan and its allies on the "right" track too. In war everyone is a loser, and everyone suffers, there is no right track.
Every time I just think of the Nanjing massacre, it's heartbreaking and overwhelming. But I also know there are many good and nice Japanese now and getting along with Japan is the best thing to do for the people from both sides
People never say what they feel inside , they simply act like they are positive
100 percent true
For sure Japanese seriously hate Chinese
@@doit9611 it is probably true for both side sadly
@Elber Staff Its three months from my last comment, things have changed much
@Elber Staff that's humanity and country's law preventing them
Salutation! Whether one agrees or disagrees with each of these frank Japanese interviewees, one respects their honesty and sincerity for the good prospects and peace of Asia which naturally also contributes to the world peace!
Much of Japan or the world still don't know about Unit 731. I learnt this young and it never ever went away.
It like you went someone's house and killed a lot, and you say "I don't remember that ... why shouldn't we just forget all the unhappy past and just move on?"
It's like a right phrase came from a wrong mouth.
@आदि राजपूत Remember the serfdom where many Tibetans were slaves to the Dalai Lama!
@आदि राजपूत 🙏🙏
The Nanjing massacre can't be forgotten
tieuquy linthinh Where are u come from?
tieuquy linthinh arrogant white, XingJiang (your Tibet) is originally Chinese territory
Lets talk about your beloved leader, Mao Zedong. Mao Zedong killed your own people, 70 million chinese are killed by Mao's evil regime. Did you forgive him???! I don't think so.
Chally wally Woo you can’t realize yourself little Japanese. We have nuclear weapons you don’t. And we will surpass your lovely and who bombed you daddy America soon . At that time, you will feel what’s fear .
The Tienanmen Square Massacre will never be forgotten.
I'm a Japanese teenage girl. I was very shocked to learn about Japanese history that the atrocities Japan has committed to China. Then, I realized my pity for not knowing the fact until I learned Japanese history. In seeking world peace, we must make sure that we understand the mistakes our country has made in the past. I'm very grateful to the history teacher for giving me a class that did not give a convenient interpretation to the Japanese, but that look at reality objectively. None of Japanese want war. Young children especially love the culture of other countries. That's why I want to take responsibility and spread the facts of the past.
(I apologize for my poor English ability...)
The Chinese Communist Party unfortunately doesn’t see it that way and in many ways they are worse than The Japanese Empire under Hirohito, especially since many supporters and members of the Chinese Communist Party has celebrate the death of Shinzo Abe and how the People Liberation Army (China’s military) continues to threaten to invade Taiwan.
I wish japanese people would have balls and be the dominant at Asia than stupid Communist China.
Lets be honest here, its always the people with authority and power wants more due to their greedy nature. Then they make their country fight for their dirty war and stir up trouble in humanity. No matter what race you are humans are and will always be like this. We are just a flawed being. Us normal citizens or the younger generations don't wish for war to happen but these nasty old governments are the ones running the clown show. All governments are the same in the end they are just clowns running the country.
谢谢，更多的日本人需要了解日本在二战发生的事情，以及对中国造成的灾难
日本少女无罪😂
When I was in college, I was tasked to lead a group of Japanese students around our University museums. The group that I had with me was just composed of 5 Japanese highschoolers that were taller than me, of course I'm just an average sized Filipino. We went into the WW2 museum of my University here they saw old newspapers that were too old to be held or touched, they saw the displayed helmet of a fallen young filipino soldier who was shot by the Japanese. They started crying and hugging me and other pinoys in the area seemingly asking for forgiveness, I just smiled and said to them "no it's ok it already happened, that was not your fault, we are friends now", this made them cry even more. I told them that I am 25% Japanese thinking that it would make them feel better, but still they cried even more. I have a feeling that they were never taught about what really happened because they were shocked to see the exhibits.
Many of the events are not mentioned in details on textbooks, only major ones are like the Nanjing Massacre. As a Japanese, I discovered all these cruel events by doing extensive research outside of class, and gosh I feel like we need to properly educate ourselves on these facts. Thank you for sharing this story... It's important for the younger generation to remember history so we understand the importance of peace!
That's why past is past , no matter how much blood there was , history will only repeat itself if people choose to be blind from the truth
you guys did a great job on asking tough questions like Nanjing massacre. Thanks
you know that when even nazi's think something is messed up that you really screwed up
Or ask their opinion about Tiananmen Square massacre
Rodeery ?? You are biased. You surely will not know what 64 really is
@@Rodeery that event proved was a false and fake propoganda by the west lmao, u cant even show any prove yet still keep barking
@@nagi-springfield93 I guess you could say the same thing with Nanjing massacre, the Holocaust, the Spanish inquisition, the American Indian wars, etc. Yet it was written in blood in world history. Here's one for you. How about that cover up by a Chinese company Foxxcon about their 3 employees suicide due to high stress they suffered simply because Foxxcon wanted to meet their product quotas with Apple computer, I suppose you will think that as fake too? My point is it's not about the West, nor Chinese or any nationalities. It is about how can we, as a human being, prevent all of this from happening all over again as history told. You and I and the rest of people who agree to disagree on these commentaries will not be able to stop these from repeating itself but we have a moral obligation to search and tell the truth. So yes it was all proven that the Nanjing massacre, Tienanmen Square massacre and all these bloody chapter in human history happened and true, no matter how well the authorities cover it up. There's always an different side in every stories, are you just going to keep quiet if the victims are your friends or a member of your families?
My grandmother despised the Japanese. She was from a town about 45 minutes north of Nanjing and managed to escape to Taiwan with part of her family when all of this stuff was going on with the Chinese Civil War and the Japanese invasion. Her family got separated, but after many years, she somehow managed to locate her sister that got separated. She had Alzheimer disease, but somehow, she remembered this stuff from when she was a teen.
Ryan R I hope your grandma forget bad things and live a long, happy and peaceful life with all her family members.
She has Alzheimer's.
John L had. Correction. She had dementia.
Oww. Sorry to hear. I thought she was still alive.
kazi rahman wow I didn't know that. Do you have any links so I can read the history of that? I'm genuinely interested
As a Chinese, I have a close Janese friend in school. But the funny thing is, our common friends (from the US) told us it's weird to see a Chinese and a Japanese getting along.
As a Chinese, I have to say we can hardly see positive news of Japan. The CCTV mainly talks about somebody with power going to Yasakuni Shrine or denying the war, etc. But during my visit the Japanese were quite friendly. One woman serving in a pharmacy could even speak Chinese fluently and help me choose medicine when I was hurt while cycling. So I actually don't hate Japanese. However admitting crimes committed in war is indeed important for the Japanese in order to build a good relationship.
please remember what you did.. Japan
not the way you want to know but the truth...
that's the right wing government. but if the people themselves will know, then they have no choice but to accept the truth
They literally fucked you up.
the japanisis goverment is very hopeless
Too bad no one in this video has anything to do with atrocities done to Koreans that are not you.
There’s a sentence in the memorial hall of Nanjing massacre: 牢记历史，勿忘国耻. Which means remember history and never national humiliation. We Chinese will remember what happened in the past forever but we also will never have a revenge.
What about genghis khan,, he is Chinese right,
@@mandymohan
So Europeans still hate Mongolian now?
@@mandymohan That depends how you define "Chinese". Genghis khan is Mongolian, and he has Mongolian nationality. China has 56 nations, including Mongolian nation. And most of Chinese has Han nationality.
@JimboParadox Although Mongolia conquered China by force, but the Chinese civilization conquered Mongolia, force can achieve temporary victory, but the culture can be lasting, this is the reason why China can have 5,000 years of history.
@JimboParadox Yes, what I meant is Genghis Khan is Mongolian, not Chinese.
I love Japanese ❤️❤️❤️ lot's of love from Northeast Indian ❤️
Those two women are the hope that I search for in this generation
I know that every country hides their wrong doings, but it does not invalidate the wrongness in covering up the horrors the Japanese committed to the Chinese and Koreans during ww2 in terms of education. That’s my two cents
Yea right... Lets focus at the horrors of the past by the japanese.... as opposed to the annexation of Tibet, border disputes with neigbhours and unilateral aggressive expansion into the south china sea... what nonsense. Japan is a valuable civilized partner of the world...China is not.
Actually by now I think the best thing would be to don't teach about these things at all because the history every country has to another is often that point why people are hating each other at least over the internet
Pal Eidem Tibet was part of China longer than USA even existed. It was originally annexed by the Mongols, but then the Manchu's took over followed by the Chinese (CCP). The Chinese also freed the Tibetans from slavery, but of course no Western media would teach you that, since it would portray China in good light.
Pal Eidem I dare you to Google Unit 721 and Nanjing massacre, if you think that is so irrelevant....
Moe Sun Well I don't know if you were talking to me but I'm german so I know what I'm speaking of so stfu with dark histories of countries. May be now you get why I wrote that earlier, as soon as people know that I'm german i am immediately insulted over the internet BECAUSE OF countries teaching history in schools
Why Japan so clueless about history
Government
Noice
Because of their education
It is because they are busy reading manga .
Because they have "honer and respect".and that history will make them look bad.
I've read some articles about how japan does actually teach about the Nanjing massacre. I think it really that people are out of school for 10+ years and forget plus were they even good students in the first place
Despite the bitter history between Japan and China, I hope Chinese and Japanese can be friends today.
Of course not all history between China and Japan are bitter
I am happy to hear that he says "let's make friends."
kok hoa In your Dreamsssss
看他的眼睛就知道他在说谎，日本人很含蓄，他们习惯于克制他们的不满。
@kok hoa stop dreaming and go change your diaper please
I feel complicated toward japanese, in the pass they suffocate my relative grandpa force him to eat soap then cut his belly in indonesia, hunt my grandma mother to the mountain like dogs, massacare our brethen in china, put baby on spike and marching while smiling, but other hand i do have japanese friend that i met when i study outside indonesia and they are polite and kind, i also love their anime, hmm it really are complicated to picture japanese...
RagingUtai Most issue apologies.
Pan The Man japan has
Pan The Man and has the chinese government issued an apology for mao’s crimes?
Its because the greatest damage to our heart usually done by someone so dear to us or by someone whom we least expect...japan had improved a lot..they changed to polite people now..
that was 1940 ish. We're in 2020. 97% of those who served in war are dead
Love this videos. Peace and love from Young Chinese generation~
As a Chinese, I want to say that we all have a history that we can't forget. But we have a brighter future, and we can work together. Build Asia into a big family. Increase communication and understanding. Unity is strength!
China is the only East Asian country that has no interest in the Sinosphere unity.
Even in today's China, especially in the north, there are still a lot of people who don’t like Japan and refuse to buy Japanese cars. Including children. I also read some books about Japanese history and culture in the last ten years, and went to Japan twice then I gradually changed my mind. History needs to be remembered, the dead need to be remembered, society also needs to progress, since hatred is hard to forget, then let yourself be strong and kind, not to beat others, but at least don't be bullied. That’s what history teaches us.
I had a co-worker tell me her aunt and uncle had a big fight because he purchased a Japanese car and she refused to ride in it. The aunt felt that the uncle did it on purpose to offend her. So funny how you are validating my co-workers statement. At the time I chalked it up to old people fighting. I did not realize the history behind it.
i hate japanese toys
@Ahahoney Space kill me✋😄🤚
Well said Yum Cecily!!! I'm Chinese n I love Japan
@Ahahoney Space tibet belong to China.
Respect from China. Best wish for both side. Don’t let media fool us.
Huang Chengjun Hehe, same from Japan
Respect to both of you from Minnesota
I'm chinese, and I think we should learn much from japan. japan is the best country in asia. the US army should leave japan to make japan a normal country. china and japan should live in peace and friendly forever.
The Japanese slaughtered the Chines.😢
yeah crimes so hideous that we even published it on the newspaper and made a movie about it. we didn't hide our crimes unlike Germany. but why did it took so long for US intelligence to report our crime? beats me. but someone is lying.
日本平民思想之成熟，真是非常非常厉害，街头随机采访，这些普通人回答问题表现的理性、睿智、冷静宁人生畏，这是一个非常值得中国尊敬的民族！
个个说了都跟没说一样，可见客气之余，实则压抑
没说出真心话而已，事实是大部分的日本人骨子里都很歧视中国人
@@chrisliu5438 您直接说基本上百分百日本人都鄙视中国人，我也认为没啥奇怪，从来人类社会强者鄙视弱者是永恒的现象！今日的日本比中国综合国力先进很多，从国家制度到科技文化甚至军事实力。但一切都是可以改变的。
中国学习的目标对象其实一直是美国不是日本，因为日本是小国，可以依附别人生存，中国体量太大无法依附别人，必须找到自己的独立面对世界各国的独立生存之道！
@@xallrobert9497 Japan stronger than China lol 🤣😂😂😂