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📢本日6日目！※毎日応募🉑 アジフライのりタル弁当発売記念キャンペーン🎉 #ほっともっと 電子マネー500円分を100名様に🎁 6.16(火) 23:59 迄 【応募方法】 1️⃣@hottomotto_com をフォロー 2️⃣この投稿をリポスト 3️⃣その場で当選者にDMが届く 当たったら、何を食べる？#ニッポンのお弁当を愉しく

🌟7/7はチップスターの日🌟 星(スター)に願いを。 キャンペーン開催😆🎋 チップスターS 5種を 合計50名様に🎁✨ 応募方法 1⃣@YBC_jpをフォロー 2⃣この投稿を 6/9 9:59 迄にRP 3⃣当選者にはDMが届く 🎯Wチャンス🎯 『チップスターの日』 と 『あなたの願い事』をつけて 6/9 9:59までにリプライ💬

@mengyan1234567 中国漬物仙人、中国人はこんな物食べてるの？

日本炸天妇罗仙人，这都能直接上手啊？ ​ 别的不说，光看这油，放在中国，得被骂到关门🤷🏻‍♀️

@mengyan1234567 x.com/caijingshujuku…

一名外国博主分享了一段旅途见闻：他骑行至贵州平塘县乡村一带时，偶遇一位17岁的男孩，男孩邀请博主进屋一起吃午饭。 博主坦言，少年身上的成熟与善良令他印象深刻，也十分感激这份暖心招待。借此机会，他第一次近距离接触到留守儿童群体，真切了解到他们的生活状态，这也让他收获良多。

@mengyan1234567 中国に生まれなくて良かった

@mengyan1234567 日本にこんな乞食はいない

@mengyan1234567 中国の食品は最低

@mengyan1234567 中国の日常より

@yuyimei2 捏造大国中国

那不是冲绳，是琉球，曾经是中国的藩属国，现在只是被日本托管。

━━━🍗━━━ 　堂々復活！ サクッとケンタ！ ━━━🍟━━━ 今なら300名様にデジタルKFCカードをプレゼント🎁 ① @KFC_jp をフォロー ②この投稿をリポスト ③結果が届く サクサク衣と唐辛子のスパイシーな味わいの辛旨ジンガー🍗とザックザクのカーネルクランチポテトを楽しんで！

@dominictsz x.com/qsfkbwIhuWLhnj…

Hotpot in a Chinese classroom! What a life!

@Amelia181672271 中国漁民は世界中で海賊行為して迷惑です

謝謝中國大陸保護台灣海域和漁民權益，沒事多多來台灣周遭海域執法。非常感謝！

📢本日5日目！※毎日応募🉑 アジフライのりタル弁当発売記念キャンペーン🎉 #ほっともっと 電子マネー500円分を100名様に🎁 6.16(火) 23:59 迄 【応募方法】 1️⃣@hottomotto_com をフォロー 2️⃣この投稿をリポスト 3️⃣その場で当選者にDMが届く 当たったら、何を食べる？#ニッポンのお弁当を愉しく

5日間限定の無料券チャレンジ(^^) 今日はオリジナル菓子無料の最終日です♪ 1）このアカウントをフォロー 2）この投稿をリポスト 3）抽選で毎日1万名様に無料券！結果は自動でお知らせ

@uncleTomat0 中国の現実を見ろ

中国的民国时期，饿殍遍地，尸横遍野，而权贵阶级歌舞升平，醉生梦死，对普通人来说简直是地狱。 危难中，中国人试过各种主义，都没能拯救这个国家，只有马列主义做到了，只有中国共产党成功了。 搞不懂，现在还有怀念民国的，真是可笑，就这么争做饿殍吗？还是幻想自己是民国权贵阶级？

@CarlZha 中国肥料

Harvest time in Anhui, China China does not lack fertilizers because China uses coal rather than natural gas to make fertilizers. China is the world's largest fertilizers producer, producing 1/3 of the world's fertilizer supply. China and Russia together make more than 50% of the world's fertilizers

━━━🍗━━━ もう試した？ サクッとケンタ！ ━━━🍟━━━ 今なら300名様にデジタルKFCカードをプレゼント🎁 ① @KFC_jp をフォロー ②この投稿をリポスト ③結果が届く サクサク衣と唐辛子のスパイシーな味わいの辛旨ジンガー🍗とザックザクのカーネルクランチポテトを楽しんで！

@ChnEmbassy_jp 捏造大国

据报道，日本长崎市计划将长崎核爆资料馆内有关南京大屠杀的展板文案中的“大屠杀”改为“杀害众多平民和俘虏的南京事件”。对此，外交部发言人指出：南京大屠杀是日本军国主义犯下的残暴罪行，东京审判明确认定日军在南京的暴行是“屠杀”，而不是所谓“事件”。《远东国际军事法庭判决书》通过大量幸存者证词、第三方外籍人士记录和日军档案，以国际司法判决形式判定了侵华日军制造南京大屠杀的滔天罪行。历史不容翻案，我们敦促日方深刻反省战争罪责，同军国主义彻底切割。

@D162Michele 中国の日常

This is a common sight when travelling on the underground train in London. I don’t think I have ever seen a dirty and graffitied public transport in Hong Kong and China.

@commiepommie x.com/not_free08/sta…

🇯🇵 Japan is rewriting the Nanjing Massacre into the “Nanjing Incident” inside its own atomic bomb museum Nagasaki city plans to complete updates to the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum panels by the end of the 2026 fiscal year. The reported change removes the clear term “massacre” and replaces it with softer language about killing many civilians and prisoners during what they now prefer to call the “Nanjing Incident”. China’s Foreign Ministry responded today without hesitation. Spokesperson Mao Ning stated the facts plainly: The Nanjing Massacre was a brutal crime by Japanese militarism. The evidence is ironclad and cannot be tampered with. The Tokyo Trials already judged it, the Far East International Military Tribunal dedicated a full chapter to the Japanese army’s atrocities in Nanjing and General Matsui Iwane, the commander responsible, was convicted as a Class A war criminal and executed. Survivor testimony, records from foreign witnesses who stayed in the city and Japanese military documents all confirmed the same reality in an international court. This was systematic slaughter, not some vague incident open to reinterpretation. What stands out is that even in Nagasaki, atomic bomb survivors, local citizen groups and ordinary Japanese people are pushing back against this revision. They want the full record of Japan’s role as aggressor kept in the museum. They understand that honest history requires both sides of the story. Living here in China, the memorials and survivor accounts are not abstract. In late 1937 and early 1938 Japanese troops killed hundreds of thousands of Chinese civilians and surrendered soldiers in Nanjing. The rape, looting and burning went on for weeks. Primary sources from multiple sides document it beyond any serious dispute. This push fits a familiar pattern. Certain forces in Japan keep trying to soften or remove references to imperial army crimes while insisting the world focus only on Japanese suffering at the war’s end. With the 80th anniversary of that war’s conclusion approaching, the timing makes the double standard even harder to ignore. The CPC position has stayed consistent for decades. Face history squarely, reflect deeply on war responsibility and make a clean break with militarism. Anything less keeps old wounds open and undermines real trust in the region. Japan wants its nuclear victims remembered and the human cost of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was real. But genuine reconciliation cannot rest on selective memory that erases what its own army did across Asia. If even a peace museum cannot keep accurate language about one of the worst atrocities of that war, what does that reveal about deeper attitudes still at work? How many times will the same chapter get edited before Japan realises the only path forward is to stop pretending parts of its history never happened?