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“When journalists talk about Japan’s wartime deeds why do they always stop at Nanjing? What about the gruesome experiments in unit731, or the Zhejiang-Jiangxi campaign following the Doolittle raids? Etc? It was far more extensive. Never lived in PRC but lived in Japan many years ago. Didn’t see any of the feeling of guilt you talk about. Instead it was that Japan has lost the war but is going to economically take over the world and surpass the US. And remember how quickly Japan dropped Taiwan and switched to PRC following Nixon? Tanaka visited Beijing in 1972 to normalize relationship. It was never guilt - the move was pure economics.Deng didn’t visit Tokyo until 1978. Many countries spew out propaganda including Japan and US, not limited to PRC.”
tptkto3 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
07/05/23
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“Really enjoying the podcast!”
HearfJelly via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/05/22
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“I subscribed to The Economist mainly for the Drum Tower and appreciate the important topics and engaging content.
However, when it comes to Taiwan, a recurring bias seems apparent, portraying Taiwan as wise, moral, and overly vulnerable while the mainland is consistently doing nothing positive....”Read full review »
grella390 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/28/24
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“I was hoping to get a deeper insight to China’s CCP and their UFWD. Rather i’m wondering if i’m listening to a podcast produced on behalf of the CCP: The narrative here should be how the CCP is misunderstood by the West”
N1ckname9 via Apple Podcasts ·
New Zealand ·
10/04/23
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