Recently, many arrogant Japanese have been asking the question: "If Japan invades China again, will they be afraid?" ”。 This question not only shows the rudeness and arrogance of the Japanese, but also a distortion and provocation of history.
We must not forget that Japan waged a brutal war of aggression against China in the 30s and 40s of the last century, resulting in millions of Chinese deaths and property damage. The war has inflicted deep trauma and pain on China, and Japan has not yet done enough to reflect and apologize for its atrocities.
Against such a background, it is shocking and infuriating that the Japanese dare to ask such an arrogant question. First, China is already a strong country with the ability to meet any challenge. Secondly, Chinese people's memory of history is very clear and will never forget that dark history. Finally, China and Japan are neighbors and should get along in a peaceful and friendly way, rather than using intimidation and provocation to gain so-called "advantages."
As a country with a long history and culture, China firmly upholds its sovereignty and dignity and will never tolerate interference and challenges from any external forces. We believe that with the efforts of the Chinese people to unite and forge ahead, Japan's arrogance will be curbed in an atmosphere of peace and friendship and will eventually disappear into the dust of history.
In short, we should answer this question of impudence and arrogance of the Japanese: the Chinese people will not be afraid, we have the determination and ability to safeguard our interests and dignity, and at the same time expect the Japanese side to sincerely reflect on history and establish more friendly relations with China.