On January 3, a reporter from Japan's "Sankei Shimbun" issued an article saying that after spending money to buy thousands of paper cranes, many Japanese people occupied valuable transportation resources and sent handicrafts that were useless for disaster relief to the disaster area. The reporter also said, "You spend 1,000 yen to buy origami, (it's better to) exchange it for 10 bottles of tea and two kilograms of rice."
It is reported that in Japanese culture, giving a thousand paper cranes to others has the meaning of blessing and condolences.
The post struck a chord with many Japanese netizens, with some saying that "legislation should be enacted to prohibit the sending of paper cranes to disaster areas in the future."
I didn't expect this slap in the face to come so quickly.
#看见人间百态#
Previously, during the earthquake in Turkey, when the Chinese rescue team was searching for survivors for 24 hours, the Japanese people began their traditional art - stacking thousands of paper cranes.
The Turkish people are also scolding in their hearts: We want a bunch of broken paper cranes, which can't be used even if they are burned.
Seeing this posture, the Turkish embassy quickly declined.
The paper cranes that the Japanese people painstakingly folded only moved themselves. #实话实说#
A South Korean netizen said, "Japan is not stacking those useless and difficult to dispose of waste paper into thousands of paper cranes and sending them to the disaster area, so that they can save a sum of environmental protection fees, they are too chicken thieves."
South Korea is "not a thief", South Korea donated 40 tons of supplies, many of which are torn xie, rotten socks, sandals, and dirty clothes. Do you also want to save on environmental protection fees?
American netizens, "From now on, we calculate the exchange rate of the thousand paper cranes against the US dollar, and it is no longer the exchange rate of the yen against the US dollar."
Use a thousand paper cranes as currency.,Donate a thousand paper cranes to the disaster area in the future.,I guess no one has an opinion.。。
This Japanese netizen was not convinced, "Is there any problem with us donating a thousand paper cranes? We are also out of good intentions, you don't understand how important the paper cranes represent in our country."
Yes, we don't understand what a thousand paper cranes mean, just like you don't understand that the people in the disaster area need relief more than blessings.
Indian netizens couldn't stand it, "If the second Fukushima or Mount Fuji volcano erupts, I will send you a thousand paper cranes."
The third brother estimates that you don't have a chance to send it.,The Japanese people are calling for legislation to ban the donation of thousands of paper cranes.。。
Immediately, a Japanese netizen came out to refute, "Japan is a country with a history of 8,000 years, we are tolerant and generous, no matter what you say, we don't care, not to mention that our great Japan is protected by the gods, and these disasters will not happen."
It's 8,000 years old?The cowhide is going to be blown into the sky by you! And the gods protect it.,There will be no disaster.,This earthquake is blown out by your crow's mouth.。。
Russian netizens retorted, "If you really have the protection of the gods, there will be no atomic bomb on your head, no nuclear leakage, no earthquake, no volcanic eruption."
Don't know how to respond to the little day?
Regarding the complaint of the Japanese reporter this time, he called on the people not to send thousands of paper cranes to the disaster area. Chinese netizens: Now you know that a thousand paper cranes are useless? Now you know that they occupy transportation resources?
Chongqing netizens said that this is called one party in trouble, and cranes from all directions;
Shanghai netizens: It shouldn't be the batch sent out last time;
Anhui netizens: Is there an address, I want to donate the paper paste Ultraman, I must believe in the light;
Jiangsu netizens: It's really not good, let's raise donations for them and stack some ingots!
Tianjin netizens: Japan is in trouble, I ask for leave to stack ingots;
This pause of Hubei netizens is quite meaningful.
Everyone is just having a good time in the comment area, and no one will really pay attention to the magical country of Xiaori, and they don't bother to bother with it when they do these things.
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