The War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression is a topic that cannot be bypassed in China's modern history, so most of the TV dramas involving China's modern history have been made into anti-Japanese dramas. Among them, many masterpieces have also been born, such as "Bright Sword" and "Snow Leopard" and other works are war films that show the will of Chinese soldiers to defend their homes and defend the country, which have been highly praised by many audiences. It can be said that the anti-Japanese drama itself is also a relatively popular genre in China.
However, after watching many anti-Japanese dramas, the audience who watched the anti-Japanese dramas could even learn the words commonly used by some Japanese officers. Among them, when the Japanese people in the TV series are angry and cursed, they often scold "Daddy Ga duck road", what does this sentence mean? When this sentence was translated into Chinese, everyone found that this sentence was so hurtful.
Japanese profanity
In the anti-Japanese drama, when Japanese officers face the puppet army and traitors who do not handle things effectively, the most frequently scolded sentence is this sentence of "Daddy Ga duck road", and these puppet soldiers who do not understand Japanese will only nod their heads and waists, and repeatedly praise: "Taijun scolded right!" However, this is also the puppet army does not understand Japanese in order to have no burden in their hearts, in fact, the lethality of this sentence is still very strong.
In Japanese, the word "Dadda" means stupidity, and this word alone is actually enough to be used to curse people, but when the Japanese are too angry, this word alone is not enough to express his anger, and it will use the more intense "Daddy Duck Road" to scold people. The meaning of "duck road" is that animals, pigs and dogs are inferior, and when these two words are combined, their insult is naturally greatly improved.
Japanese culture
In fact, in Japanese culture, there is still more emphasis on etiquette and civilization, which of course is also the result of the influence of Chinese culture, which can be seen from the many honorifics in Japanese, in the face of people of different occupations, different genders, and different ages, Japanese have corresponding honorifics for salutations. On the contrary, it is a swear word, but the Japanese language is more "poor", and in general, "Daddy Ga-Ya Road" is already the most intense word.
However, from this point, it can also be seen that Japan at that time also had an extremely contemptuous attitude towards the puppet army and the traitors themselves, and Japanese culture and Chinese culture had many similarities, and they also highly respected integrity, paying attention to the fact that they would rather die in battle than steal their lives, so there was a tradition of samurai "defeat and cut their stomachs".
The Japanese themselves despise these puppet military traitors who have betrayed the country at will, so they will casually use the words "Daddy Duck Road" to insult them.
The history and future of Sino-Japanese exchanges
As early as the Tang Dynasty in China, Japan often sent emissaries to China to learn advanced systems and culture, and brought Chinese culture back to Japan, like Japan's current government system can still see the shadow of the Tang Dynasty's "three provinces and six ministries", such as Japan's Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Health and Welfare and other departments.
Later, Japan broke away from Asia and entered Europe, becoming a developed country, and its ambitions gradually expanded, so it embarked on the road of militarism, using cruel force to invade and infringe on the territory and people of other countries, but good and evil were eventually rewarded, and Japan finally bowed its head and surrendered under the counterattack of the anti-fascist alliance. For this period of history, Chinese people will never forget, but will always maintain a vigilant heart, think of danger in times of peace, and move towards a richer and stronger future.