ThirdTerm wrote:Japan is currently occupied by the US and it does not have any diplomatic freedom to pick its allies. But in the near future, the country could be liberated from Washington and choose its own path as it see fit as a true independent country. The Chinese Communist Party is imposing an anti-Japanese education on its citizens, which is why most Chinese people cannot see Japan as an ally. The end of Communist rule in mainland China is another precondition for the Sino-Japanese rapprochement.
So, the US promotes an anti-Chinese education policy, as well as anti-most other countries in the world.
If you think that is why there are anti-Japan sentiments among a lot of Chinese people you are sorely mistaken.
It's way too large a topic to try to get into, but suffice to say there are plenty of Chinese young men alive today, who've heard their grandmother tell stories of being raped by Japanese soldiers and her husband (dude in question's grandfather) murdered, and perhaps tortured.
For the record (don't think I should need to say so but it is what it is) I'm neither of Japanese nor Chinese ancestory myself, though I've lived in both countries (Japan especially) and speak both languages (Japanese fluently).