Analyzing the so-called Bushido spirit, it is just tenacity and bravery that shine. It's not that it's wrong to praise these things, but it depends on what's wrapped around it, why people want to shoot this, and why they want you to praise. In fact, it is refined, tenacity and bravery, which are traditional positive energy in which culture and which ethnic group is located.
So, to some of the swarming comments, I disagree. Furthermore, the rise of Bushido to the national level is militarism. In World War II, all Japanese soldiers paid attention to the spirit of Bushido, but all of them were cruel and easy to kill. In recent years, the Bushido spirit has revived in Japan, and the corresponding calls for political reform have been frantic. For so many years, the Japanese political and business circles have invested a lot of money in Hollywood.
If I want to pick up guns, I just don’t dare to take them blatantly for the time being. I can only use culture to gain recognition and attack. Japan has the spirit of Bushido, and the atomic bomb cannot quench its ambitions. We were massacred during World War II, not only because of the current lack of morality and belief, but also because others wrapped their own things in some universal truth, and they captured thousands of people. This was true before World War II, and it is true now. Just think, how many Japanese people will praise our things when we promote Japan like this?
This also answered the question of a former Japanese professor why the number of Japanese and puppet troops killed during World War II was twice as many as the Japanese army. The professor said that this was a question of Chinese national character. I said that there are only two states of war and truce in the world. The weak eat the strong. The strong can dictate war and peace. Pigs can only be eaten on the chopping board.
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