Japan-China-South Korea Trilateral Meet Postponed | WION

I hope for the best

Both North Korea and South Korea hate Japanese, reason is simple, Japan formally annexed Korea in 1910 through the Japan-Korea Annexation Treaty, signed on August 22nd

China want the revenge hahahahhaa

Relax everyone. OUR VA CLASS now controls the S. China sea. No Chinese vessels can exit their ports without our permission. Otherwise, they gets dropped. WE don't grant exit permission to any vessel unless WE first confirm the vessel is unarmed via a drone scan. So you may see the one or 2 of the 055s China got left out at sea = but they got no missiles in the slots or ammo for the guns, especially that 30mm "Goalkeeper" they stole.

The remarks made by Prime Minister Takaichi that sparked the controversy were made during a question and answer session in the Diet with Katsuya Okada of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan. Katsuya Okada's father is the founder of the supermarket chain AEON, which does extensive business in China. In other words, as long as you do business in China, the Chinese Communist Party has a hold on you.　For this reason, it is believed in Japan that Katsuya Okada repeatedly questioned Prime Minister Takaichi during parliamentary questioning sessions in order to put her in a difficult position, extracting answers from her that would favor China.

The Chinese Official People's Liberation Army news account has threatened Japanese through the X account(China Military Bugle), saying, "If Japan intervenes Taiwan issue, Japan will work as hard as possible(粉骨砕身)." ??????The phrase "funkokusaishin"（粉骨砕身） is a Buddhist term from the Tang Dynasty that means "for the sake of Buddha, one will give all one's effort, as if grinding one's bones and breaking one's body." something like this meaning.
The problem was that the Chinese did not seem to know the meaning of this word also origin, and thought that it meant "to pulverize bones and crush bodies," as the Chinese character
indicated, and therefore thought that it was a threat to the Japanese.

In other words, the "X" in the Chinese People's Liberation Army meant that "if Japan were to stick its nose into the Taiwanese situation, Japan would be destroyed" which was taken to mean the exact opposite of what Chinese People's Liberation Army intended, and became a laughing stock for the Japanese.

Japanese people who know the meaning of this old phrase have taken this as an opportunity to make fun of China, creating an account that is exactly the same as the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs account but with completely different text, and are competing to see who can create the funniest account on X.
In addition, Taiwanese people are joining in the fun with the Japanese people, causing a big commotion on X and SNS.
China, in a panic, responded by changing the color of X's account, but the Japanese quickly copied this and are now enjoying jokes mocking China's actions together with the Taiwanese.
Things are getting even funnier now that the Secretary-General of Taiwan's National Security Council has also joined in on the commotion.
By the way, below is the original text from the People's Liberation Army. Since they are targeting Japan, they wrote it in Japanese!!!
「日本側が歴史の教訓を深く汲み取らず、あえて危険な賭けに出たり、更には軍事的に　台湾海峡情勢に介入したりすれば、必ず中国人民解放軍の鉄壁の前で　粉骨砕身になり、多大な代償を払わなければならない。」
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs shows its ignorance.
Recently, Xi Jinping reportedly issued an order saying, "Don't go to Japan!" and many Japanese people seem to be happy that this might mean that Chinese people will stop coming.