ネット民団結！中国政府による常軌を逸したXの投稿が日本人の大喜利会場に！日本の高市早苗首相の台湾発言を受けて
Good morning, everyone commuting to school or work. It’s time for Pukta’s World Self-Reliant News. Today, we’ll be talking about the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Following recent comments by Japan’s Takaichi City regarding the Taiwan issue, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs is currently holding a social media frenzy, sparking an X frenzy. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs made comments that are hard to believe are coming from an official government account, and they’ve become a plaything for the Japanese people . This story has been a hot topic since around the 13th of this month, but the Ministry has since further fueled the fire, so today we’ll take a closer look at what’s going on. This program brings you real news from overseas. This channel is perfect for your commute, so please subscribe. Now, on to the main topic. I’m sure many of you have seen it, but it’s about Mayor Takaichi’s recent comments regarding the dialogue issue. In response to this, China is currently in a state of uproar. On the 13th of this month, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which you can see here, expressed very aggressive sentiment. Now, fuel has been added to the fire, and the situation has turned into a full-blown frenzy. Let’s take a look at today’s issue . First, let me briefly summarize the Mainichi Shimbun. The entry into Taiwan is a state of existential crisis. How do we judge this? The ambiguity remains in Prime Minister Koichi’s response. Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Koichi’s response in the Diet that a naval blockade of Taiwan by China could constitute a state of existential crisis in which the Self-Defense Forces would exercise the right of collective self-defense has caused widespread controversy. This state of existential crisis refers to a situation in which a country with which Japan has a close relationship is attacked by armed force, putting Japan at risk. It can be said that China’s involvement in a Taiwan incident, even without an attack on Japan, is a hint at the possibility of entering the war, but the specific criteria for determining this remain unclear. Concerns remain about an overly broad interpretation of the state of existential crisis. In response to this , here’s a Japanese version of Reuters calling for China to refrain from posting to Japan, sparking controversy over Gao Yizhi’s remarks about Taiwan. On the 14th, the Chinese government urged its citizens to refrain from traveling to Japan . Citing the worsening relationship between the two countries and the significant risks Chinese citizens face when traveling to Japan, the government also warned that Japan’s military intervention in the Taiwan issue would result in a devastating military defeat . Mayor Gao Yizhi’s Diet response regarding a Taiwanese woman has also sparked controversy. This is where this came in . A Chinese Foreign Ministry official posted a bilingual warning to X, warning Japan to stop pointing with fire over the Taiwan issue. So here it is. It says “with fire.” This is today’s keyword : taking extremely risky actions and taking risks. And below that , it says doing something that could cause problems later. The word “prate” here literally means “playing around,” but it’s a blunt expression, so it means doing something dangerous . Well, the word “kanyo” is used to describe reckless behavior or something like that . So, the fact that it’s “kanyo” is quite important in this case, so please keep it in the back of your mind . So, here’s a bilingual warning posted by a Chinese Foreign Ministry official on X, warning Japan to stop its dangerous behavior regarding the Taiwan issue. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson posted a series of images in English and Japanese on X, warning Japan to stop its dangerous behavior regarding the Taiwan issue. This was in response to Gao Yi-shi’s assertion during a parliamentary debate last week that a Taiwan incident involving warships and military force from mainland China could pose an existential threat to Japan . The three bilingual images are based on Li’s response to Gao Yi’s remarks at the same Thursday’s press conference. In the first image, the spokesperson asked: “Is Japan planning to repeat its past apologies for military denunciation? Is Japan once again trying to antagonize the Chinese and other Asian peoples?” Is Japan trying to overturn the postwar international order? This post is the one I saw , and it still remains. It’s the actual X post. You can see it here, it’s the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and it has a gray badge, so this is definitely a safe account for timid people. There’s a lot written about the apartment complex, and the last part, here, is an image of it. Japan has openly committed acts of aggression under the pretense of self-defense, causing immeasurable pain to China and the whole of Asia . This was posted on the 13th of this month, Japan time. As I mentioned earlier, this post is bilingual, but it’s also posted in Japanese. And here, on the same day, it states that if Japan dares to interfere in the situation in the Taiwan Strait , it would be an act of aggression, and China will undoubtedly respond firmly. Naturally , this was also posted in Japanese, saying that if Japan intervenes militarily in the Taiwan Strait situation, China will definitely launch a frontal attack. What do you think? The nuance is quite different from the English translation of the post I introduced earlier . It says they’ll intervene, but there’s no mention of military intervention in English. And here, it says they’ll take a drastic response, but in Japanese it’s translated as a frontal attack, which probably wouldn’t be very effective anyway. I only hear this on Pukuta Monster Hunter, but a frontal attack. It’s a bit of creepy Japanese, isn’t it? And this is entirely Pukuta’s subjective opinion, but as we saw earlier, it’s the person behind the Ministry of Foreign Affairs account. While they’re fluent enough to casually express this desire in English, I think it’s clear that they’re not that good at Japanese . So China is playing a very dangerous game. At the very least, they’re using someone who isn’t a native Japanese speaker to send out such an important message . And then, from the 14th to the 15th, this escalation continued, with posts like this one. Anyone who challenges China’s bottom line? Well, in other words, what happens when they cross the line? Anyone who crosses this line will receive a decisive blow and be crushed against the imperial steel forged by over 1.4 billion Chinese people . Well, I don’t specifically mention Japan here, but I guess it’s a message to Japan . There’s also the main text here, which is similar to the previous one. This is the image of the latter part. The first part is amazing: although China values peace and trust, we should not expect any compromise or information from China on issues related to China’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, or other fundamental interests . That seems to be what it’s all about. And here’s the post in Japanese. If you try to provoke the bottom line of the Chinese people , you will inevitably receive a strong counterattack from China, and your head will be split open in front of the steel peak that over 1.4 billion Chinese people have realized with their own flesh and blood. So, this has finally become the festival venue. It’s amazing! It’s currently been viewed 19.16 million times and has 6,173 comments. Let’s take a look at it . People often watch this on YouTube. If you try to provoke the bottom line of the Chinese people, you will inevitably receive a strong counterattack from China, and your head will be split open in front of the steel peak that over 400 million Chinese people have realized with their own flesh and blood. So, what do you think? The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has suddenly become so cute, isn’t it? It’s amazing how much it becomes cute just by adding “Zundam” to the original, even though the headquarters hasn’t changed a single word. So, what’s going on here? As you can see here, whenever a high-profile account makes a funny move, free material is always created and becomes a netmim . So, the image from earlier, like this, for memes: It was distributed, and a celebration ensued . That’s why, as many people have pointed out, the Japanese text suggests that the Chinese, the guardians, will have their heads split open. But this text doesn’t specify who will be covered in blood, so the Japanese translation makes it seem like the Chinese are the ones who will be covered in blood. This is another tricky aspect of Japanese . Which brings us to Tokuda’s point earlier: “I wonder if the person in this post isn’t very good at Japanese .” Which leads us to this point. I guess they didn’t realize that this could be interpreted differently . This person also said , “I feel sorry for the 1.4 billion Chinese people who will have their heads covered in laughter. ” Just hurry up and compensate for the damage caused by the Wuhan disaster. Any attempt to provoke Japanese citizens on social media is sure to be met with the constant scrutiny of Japanese netizens, who will be humiliated by the ironclad internet culture that over 100 million people have discovered over the years. It’s the very person who is distorting the provocation. He’s good at it. I’ve tried to stay as close to the original as possible, but why is Sailor Moon acting all high and mighty when she’s the only satellite? What’s this? Is there some kind of Ollie-like thing that exists? This is completely unrelated, but, well, Sailor Moon is a moon warrior, so isn’t she the only satellite? This is interesting . I’ve started making daily Chinese food. Poop. Thank you so much for refraining from going to Japan . Please help me. Save face. It’s tough with 1.4 billion people . Let’s make good boiled eggs. How long should I shake the water until it’s boiling? If it’s runny and soft-boiled, 3-4 minutes. If it’s moist, 7-8 minutes . If it’s firm, 11-12 minutes. Once it’s done, immediately cool it under running water. The temperature difference makes it easier to peel the skin. Well, you can even learn how to boil eggs properly . By the way, you can make good onsen eggs by boiling them in water with dissolved potato starch . Also, poached eggs turn out well if you add vinegar to hot water. Try it next time. 1 + 1 is not 2. We are 1 + 1 = 200. It’s 10 times. 10 times. We say to the bamboo shoot faction: Don’t play with chocolate over the mushroom bamboo shoot issue. The mushroom faction is pretty extreme, saying that playing with chocolate will inevitably lead to the destruction of the mushrooms . It’s gradually becoming a joke, and they probably want to stop. But in this regard , foreigners are also responding, and the current permanent post in China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is attacking and threatening Japan. This is indicative of the situation. Moreover, China seems to see itself as the victim. Japan’s troll game might become the next great export . And here, finally, is Taiwan’s former foreign minister. Politicians have joined the fray . As you can see, in this image posted, China claims to love peace, but it threatens Taiwan, bullies the Philippines, and harasses Japan. It’s just dispatchism. And, below, we have the People’s Republic of China’s Foul-mouthed Sidewalk Hall. It says November 16, 2013. And this person reposted it, a Taiwanese politician , Wang Tinuyu. China is once again openly discussing the truth, simply because someone said something they didn’t like . And yet , this country claims to be peace-loving. So, today, we looked at the topic of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressing its feelings on its X account in response to Gao Yi’s recent remarks. It’s become a venue for Japanese people to rejoice . What did you think? Well, as you can see from the previous post, at least in terms of Japanese, compared to English, the tone is particularly strong and aggressive . I’m not sure if this actually reflects the ideology of the person behind the account, but I think it’s not surprising that it would be seen as an unreasonable post, at least in general . Well, in response to this , the action taken by Japan’s X was to crush it with a wave of memes, which I thought was quite interesting, and currently, it seems that great videos are being posted one after another, so if you’re interested, why not check them out ? What did you all think about it? That’s all for today’s video. If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe to the channel and click the like button. See you again on your commute to work or school . I’m Motashi Yukihime. It’s strange. It’s strange. What is that? My funnel is strange. It’s strange. The words that have honed my weapon
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