via: china daily - Japan comic books fan hatred towards China
In another comic book, "Introduction to China," which portrays the Chinese as a depraved people obsessed with cannibalism, a woman of Japanese origin says: "Take the China of today, its principles, thought, literature, art, science, institutions. There's nothing attractive."
The two comic books, portraying Chinese and Koreans as base peoples and advocating confrontation with them, have become runaway best sellers in Japan in the last four months.
in a previous post i described how chinese commercial magazines fan up the anti-japan sentiments, now talking about books, what are the books about japan if i search "japan" in sina''s book channel? here are the results:
the culture aggression of japan towards china
the rape of nanking - a forgotten holocaust
the proofs of rape of nanking
the war diaries of a former japanese soldier
japanese ghosts
the mad island nation
the collapse of japan
the wanton cruelty of japanese flag
the rebirth of japan
the secrets of japanese pornography world
gold samurai - how japan loot the fortunes of asian in ww2
on japan
after a japanese right wing catoonist published "on taiwan", which beautifies the japanese colonization of taiwan, a chinese catoonist developed this one as a counterattack.
in the first chapter of "on japan", the author portraied a japanese folk legend about a boy hero called Taro, the boy fought a titan and looted a lot of fortune back home, and he was warmly welcomed when he was back:
the author commented:
monkey king and taro are both well known figures in china and japan, monkey king went to seek for truth and taro went to loot others and was proud of the looting, so monkey king and taro have fundamental differences.
i have to say that chinese bullshits are not fundamentally different from japanese bullshits, especially when those bullshits are created by commercial media by taking advantage of nationalist sentiments and for the purpose of making money.