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Actually, all the old temples and palaces in Korea only use Chinese characters (hanja). Chinese characters was used in Korea until the 15th century, when King Sejong created the alphabetic Hangul system which is in use today. All Korean kids are given Chinese characters for their names, e.g...

This Taiwanese expert explains that under Article 53 of the UN Charter, should a former WW2 aggressor (Japan, Germany, Italy) re-invade another country, the permanent UN founding members (US, Russia, China, England, France) have the right to take military action against the aggressor nation...

And the fools here fall for a fake piece of misinformation from the Japanese secret services. In truth the territories depicted are the territories that the a reviatlised Japan in targetting in the future...

And since when did you convert to Christianity?

You may be right. The American shills here are gloating over how HK has turned into a CCP shithole, resulting in this deadly disaster. That's the kind of sick humanity you can expect from a certain segment of the forum members here.

I believe Takaichi's remark wasn't a careless slip of the tongue. It was calculated to stir shit so as to justify rewriting Article 9 of the Jap constitution - a pacifist clause that restricts Japan's armed forces buildup. It's something Abe and the far-right members of the LDP had been...

https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/local/archives/2000/10/27/0000058828 Fri, Oct 27, 2000 By Chuang Chi-ting / STAFF REPORTER Wushe memories highlight modern dilemmas The 70th anniversary of a massacre of Aboriginals by Japanese colonialists has provoked reflection on how much the plight of...

Mudan incident The Mudan incident of 1871 (Chinese: 八瑤灣事件; Japanese: 宮古島島民遭難事件[2] or 琉球漂流民殺害事件[3]) was the massacre of 54 Ryukyuan sailors in Qing-era Taiwan who wandered into the central part of Taiwan after being shipwrecked off Taiwan's southeastern coast. Twelve survivors were rescued by...

You want proof, here's it: the first mention of 'China shill' inn this thread: And this is the post where you started the name calling: Let the forumers judge who's lying.

I'm merely showing up (as I explained to @Testing) the ludicrousness of name-calling started by the US shills. I didn't even know the word 'shill' until @laksaboy used it.

You are proof of a US shill.

Nice try, US shill.

Yes, US shill?

Yes, US shill?

No, China wants LW to support China. Takaichi wants LW to support Japan. So opening your mouth is falling into a trap you can't extricate yourself from. Why do you think the rest of ASEAN is keeping quiet? You got it, they're much smarter than LW.

Get real, Japanese fanboys. Japan is so over-touristed they don't welcome tourists, of any nation, anymore.

This is a spat between China and Japan over Taiwan, none of our business. There's absolute no need for Laolan Wong to open his big mouth.

Well said. :thumbsup: I've always said that's imperative for small countries like us to stay neutral, sit on the fence, and know when to keep our mouths shut when it's none of our business. That's what the non-aligned movement, of which Singapore is ironically a member, is all about. It's...

That's possible, I must admit. So it behooves you to also remind the other side to not label anyone who makes seemingly pro-China remarks a CCP shill, don't you think? (Since I wasn't the one who started the name-calling.) They could well be, as you say, trying to make the CCP look bad by...