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@MFA_China 新型軍国主義：自ら攻めることはしないが防衛は徹底的に行います。

Eighty Years After the Opening of the Tokyo Trials: The Future Is Ours to Choose

@daisan8989 @MFA_China @SpoxCHN_MaoNing 工作員か？文章とアカウント詳細の内容で分かりますよ。今、極秘で西側諸国が連携し中共の工作活動防止と工作員の摘発に動いていますので、うかつな行動はしないほうがいいですよ。

@MFA_China @SpoxCHN_MaoNing 日本でも欧州でも、戦争反対の動きが見えて嬉しいです。 アメリカが何十年もかけて覇権を握ってきたことは大きいですが、中国も国連でのリーダーシップを取り、信頼を取っていって欲しいです。 多くの国が、日本の平和国家からの転換に危惧してほしい。 日本の力は、好戦的なアメリカの一助になる。

@MFA_China 戦争をする必要は無いが、このような異常な国とは十分距離をとったほうが良い。静かに離れて、静かに準備をする。高市政権は今これをやっています。幸いなことに、このｘを見ている諸外国の人々も中共の異常性を実感しています。外交部が騒げば騒ぐほどそりゃあドン引きですよ。進出企業も撤退加速中！

@MFA_China 皆さんに気を付けてほしいのは、ここで罵詈雑言を吐きながら、日本人を装った他アカウントを使って「日中友好」などと投稿する者もチラホラと見かけます。硬軟おり交ぜて防衛力強化反対に世論誘導し、高市政権を潰そうとする、これこそ「三戦」の世論戦と心理戦です。日本の左翼＆中共工作員の皆さん

@MFA_China 国を代表する機関である外務省がここまで他国を罵る例は他にあっただろうか？我々がこの半年間ここであびせられてきた数々の罵詈雑言を見ると、中共の異常性が良くわかります。「文化大革命」と都合よく言い換えられた「自国民洗脳殺し合い」政策の中身を見れば、こんなものはお手の物なのでしょうね。

@Kai_JP_CN パロディアカウントを設定したね。ということは、あなたの言う「日中友好」はパロディなんだね！中共工作「三戦」の世論戦・心理戦では硬軟おり交ぜて仕掛けられます。こいつの場合は「軟」担当なのでしょう。工作員を炙り出すには「あなたはここで『習近平はバカだ』と書き込めますか？」と問えばいい

日本と、中国。喧嘩するよりも、仲良くした方が得じゃないですか？ (1部マナーの悪い人もいますが) #日中友好 🇯🇵💕︎︎🇨🇳 #中日友好

@MFA_China この中共外交部xにも、やけに中共に同調したり日本批判をする日本人（らしき人）が現れますが、ほとんどが工作員で一部頭のおかしい左翼です。判別の仕方は次のように問えばいいだけです。「あなたはこのx上で『習近平はバカだ』と書けますか？」無視あるいは書けない場合は中共工作員です。

Q: Today marks the 80th anniversary of the opening of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (IMTFE, also known as the Tokyo Trials). Commemoration events have been held in China and Japan and by the international community to renew the historic significance of the trials. What’s China’s comment? A: On May 3, 1946, pursuant to the terms of Japan’s unconditional surrender and the IMTFE Charter issued by Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, the IMTFE began the prosecution. Bringing together judicial power of eleven nations, and with abundant solid evidence and rigorous legal basis, this historic trials found Japanese militarists guilty of waging the war of aggression and severely violating the international law, and brought to light the innumerable crimes Japanese aggressors committed in various Asian countries. Twenty-five Class-A war criminals, including Hideki Tojo, were sentenced to death by hanging or imprisonment. And fallacies such as “a trial exercising victor’s justice,” “Japan’s war of self-defense” and “ex post factor legislation” were strongly refuted. The Tokyo trials were held to implement the Cairo Declaration and the Potsdam Proclamation, and embodied the collective will of both the victorious nations and the victimized peoples. Through the trials, the purposes and principles of the UN Charter were upheld, and the fruits of victory in WWII were honored. Accepting the judgement of the Tokyo Trials is the prerequisite for Japan’s postwar return to the international community. Eighty years on, however, to people’s indignation, the spectre of Japanese militarism still remains and continues to breed. Japan’s right-wing forces are still trying every possible means to deny and distort the judgement of the Tokyo trials and the irrefutable evidence, and even whitewash the crimes committed during the war of aggression, including by revising history textbooks and indoctrinating the Japanese people with a wrong perception of history. That is why some Japanese officials and politicians still worship war criminals as “heroes” and make visits to the Yasukuni war shrine where convicted Class-A war criminals are honored. Japan’s right-wing forces are gearing up to speed up remilitarization, deploy offensive weapons, rebuild the war machine and push for revision of the pacifist Constitution. All these are diametrically the opposite of what “a country for peace”—as Japan claims itself to be—should do. With neo-militarism rising in Japan and beginning to pose a real threat, it is all the more relevant to renew the backdrop, conclusion and principles of the Tokyo Trials. The Tokyo trials, a litmus test of  humanity’s conscience, delivered historical justice. Along with the Nuremberg Trials, the Tokyo Trials nailed the fascist war criminals to the eternal pillar of shame. The historical justice delivered by the two great trials must not be denied. Their legal authority must not be challenged. And the cornerstone of the postwar international order they laid must not be shaken. Mei Ru’ao, the Chinese judge at the Tokyo Trials, famously said, “Amnesia of past sufferings may lead to future disasters.” Should any one or any force foolishly attempt to reverse the verdict of aggression, they will be rejected by all peace-loving people in the world and brought once again before the tribunal of history.

@Kai_JP_CN あなたの過去のポストを見させてもらったけど、似たような内容ばっかりだね。いかにもな画像つきで。工作員かな？この半年ほどで日本人も「三戦」耐性がかなりつきましたし、政府による中共工作員の炙り出しも始まっています。テストをしてみます。あなたは「習近平はバカです」とここに書けますか？

@air23goat @Kai_JP_CN 日本人が嫌っているのは決して中国の人々ではなく、１３億人の人民を奴隷として統治する共産党と、諸民族の自治区を実質的な植民地として支配する共産帝国主義支持者です。あと、バカで臆病だが面子だけに執着する指導者と、そんな指導者を交代させることもできない硬直した国家体制です。

@Kai_JP_CN 中国人恨的从来不是日本人民，而是日本法西斯，帝国主义支持者

@Kai_JP_CN このような交流すらccpは対日工作に利用します。ccp崩壊後の政権に期待しましょう。それまではムリ。（私は決して中国人や中国文化が嫌いなわけではねいのですが）

@jiedongxiang @SpoxCHN_LinJian @MFA_China 君は頭がおかしいね。一度精神科に診てもらいなさい。

1. China should or must demand the war reparations from Japan after World War II. 2. China should, in conjunction with Russia, conduct the annual UN investigations into the nuclear weapons program of Japan. 3. According to the Cairo Declaration, the Potsdam Preclamation, and the Japanese Instrument of Surrender, China must station troops in Japan. Otherwise, the world will never be at peace.

After WWII, as a defeated nation, Japan was required to disarm its military forces and dismantle its war machine. In recent years, however, Japan has been pushing for a more offensive, expansionist, and dangerous defense policy and has torn up its “pacifist” rulebook. The rise of neo-militarism in Japan is posing a real threat to world peace and stability. Japan’s latest move to reinstate WWII military ranks out of “a sense of honor” is a breach of long-existing rules and will instill a wrong perception. This would also rub salt into the wounds of Japan’s wartime victims. We cannot but ask: Is Japan still indulged in a dream of reviving militarism? What exactly is this “sense of honor” built on?

@CroissantTart @VertoSP69 @SpoxCHN_LinJian 文の後半は中越戦争の事を言ってるの？それならベトナムとカンボジアの紛争を理由に、中国がベトナムに侵攻しました。全く逆です。

@VertoSP69 @SpoxCHN_LinJian China's military expenditure only accounts for 1.5% of GDP, which is even less than Japan's. When you say the military budget is huge, it purely refers to the large size of China's army. Vietnam has previously invaded China, but China has never invaded Vietnam.

@MFA_China Is your country alright? You should demand that your government conduct a thorough investigation and arrest the agents. Also, the Lai Ching-te administration in Taiwan and the Takaichi administration in Japan are desperately fighting against CCP operations. Please support them!

Q: It was reported that Lai Ching-te, leader of the Taiwan region, has arrived in Eswatini on May 2 on the private jet of the King of Eswatini. What is China’s comment? A: Just hours within the Yilan earthquake, Lai Ching-te ditched the people in Taiwan who were still reeling from the disaster and sneaked onto a foreign plane to “smuggle” himself out of the island, squandering taxpayers’ money and performing a laughable stunt in front of the world. That just added yet another episode to the scandalous “Taiwan independence” separatism. The indignified act of Lai Ching-te and his like once again proves that the one-China principle has long been a basic norm in international relations and prevailing international consensus. No matter how the DPP authorities collude with external forces and keep those people in DDP’s pay, it will always be a losing cause and nothing will ever change the fact that Taiwan is part of China. No matter how “Taiwan independence” forces try to cover up their nature or change appearance, nothing can save their reputation or help them escape the denunciation of the international community. We urge Eswatini and some other individual countries to see where the arc of history bends and stop serving as the prop of “Taiwan independence” separatists.

@MFA_China Why are they making such a fuss about criticizing Japan? Japan was controlled by pro-China political, industrial, and academic circles, media, but under the Takaichi administration, that control became impossible. The more they make a fuss, the more it proves Takaichi's success.

@MFA_China CP carries out the Three Warfares (Sanzhan) in countries around the world. This involves operations targeting public opinion, psychology, and law. The propaganda being deployed here is a prime example of this. Japan, under the Takaichi administration, has prevented Sanzhan.

@fwdao123123 @iNanjingJS ご心配ありがとう。君が潤か工作員か知らんが、それを言い出したらUSA以外の西側諸国は皆ペットだな。但し、力による支配だけじゃ無いってことが独裁国出身の君には理解できないようだ。契約と法で関係性が保たれており、それらは議会で検討・承認される。日本にいるなら国会中継をじっくり見てみな。

@horatate @iNanjingJS 算了吧，看看你们跟美国的经贸协议，分成9-1你们就像是美国人养的宠物狗他们吃完了肉喝完了汤骨头丢给你，甚至他们的商品可以倾销到日本，日本不可以倾销到美国，你们要交很多税，当然这些东西只有高市政府敢签字，其他的聪明政治家从来没有同意过这些不平等条约

[New Evidence of Japanese Atrocities in Nanjing Uncovered! Sutton Archives Donated to the Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders] On April 29, 2026, themed “Truths of the past,Voices of the present,” an international exchange event marking the 80th anniversary of the opening of the Tokyo Trial was held at the Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders. The event was attended by more than 50 Chinese and international guests, including descendants of Tokyo Trial participants and international volunteers who aided China in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, as well as scholars and experts from around the world. On the same day, the Sutton Archives were officially accessioned into the collection of the memorial hall amid much fanfare worldwide. According to Zhou Feng, director of the memorial hall, the Tokyo Trial has left an indelible imprint on safeguarding the outcomes of World War II and the post-war international order. At this 80th anniversary milestone, the return of these precious archives to Nanjing provides new sources and new perspectives for further research on the Tokyo Trial, contributing to upholding the legal verdict of the post-war trial and defending humanity’s shared values of justice and peace. @NanjingMemorial

@ZierJun @SpoxCHN_LinJian 諸葛孔明の名言か。ここでいう「志」を貴国の指導者は理解してるのか？とても「堅定で理性的な指導者」には見えないな。経済をボロボロにし、人民を貧しくしおいて、両岸統一妄想か？あと、国が大きすぎるから貴国は昔も今も弱いんだ。国土も人口も最適サイズというものがある。「潤」なら分かるよな？

@horatate @SpoxCHN_LinJian 世界上哪里没有中国人呢？不论原因，中国人出国，和他国的人们交流，不是好事吗？减少陌生，增加了解，不好吗？那么大的中国曾经居然让日本侵略，可知当时中国是何等孱弱落后，但几十年后——如今的中国呢？是靠勤劳智慧的中国人民和坚定理性的领导者。“志当存高远”。美国也不过是路中的一块挡路石而已。

@SpoxCHN_LinJian 林剑よ、仕事を怠けるな！毛寧のリポストで手を抜くな！君には日本ネット民に「お題を出す」という重要な仕事があるだろ？工夫を凝らし、あのダサイ背景を使って、面白い「お題」を考えろ。日本ネット民は「まだか、まだか」と待ち焦がれてるんだ。（日本でお忍びゴルフ大好き）王毅に言いつけるぞ！

China and the U.S. should maintain the hard-earned stability, make good preparations for the important agenda for high-level interactions, expand cooperation and manage differences, and explore the building of a strategic, constructive, and stable China-U.S. relationship, so as to achieve mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation.

@MFA_China CCP carries out the Three Warfares (Sanzhan) in countries around the world. This involves operations targeting public opinion, psychology, and law. The propaganda being deployed here is a prime example of this. Japan, under the Takaichi administration, has prevented Sanzhan.

The rank system of the Japanese SDF is not just a technical issue. Reinstating WWII military ranks out of “a sense of honor” is a breach of long-existing rules and will instill a wrong perception. This would also rub salt into the wounds of Japan’s wartime victims. We cannot but ask: Is Japan still indulged in a dream of reviving militarism? What exactly is this “sense of honor” built on?