In Jin Yong's martial arts novels, there is a kind of martial art called "Qiankun Great Shift", which can pull and shift the enemy's internal force, transform yin and yang, and strike the enemy with the help of external forces. Unexpectedly, Japan has recently learned this kind of martial arts, and it also uses tricks on the big brother.
Recently, Japanese media reported that scallops from Hokkaido, Japan, are being shipped to Mexico for processing, and then the attempt to sell them to the high-end market in the United States has officially started.
Looking at this posture, Japan's nuclear-contaminated scallops have finally found a market, and it is really a cause of misfortune! However, it is the United States that is the main culprit!
As of March 16, 14 Japanese companies from eight prefectures participated in the event, which was hosted by the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO), and they inspected the shelling of scallops by three local companies in Ensenada (Baja California) in northwestern Mexico.
Currently, the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) has also provided 1 ton of frozen scallops from Hokkaido to each company in Mexico, as well as advice on processing methods and equipment.
Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the Japanese nuclear-contaminated scallops have been processed through Mexico and then resold to the U.S. market.
Xiao Ri wanted to show off, "Look, our nuclear scallops are still wanted", but unexpectedly they showed their feet, it seems that the martial arts realm is not enough.
As a result, netizens couldn't help but make playful comments: "Good guys, scallops that walk the line", "The American people are blessed", "The little life is still quite filial, of course this kind of good thing can't forget my father", "Is it a disguised nuclear bomb to the United States?", "If the Americans find radioactive materials, they will not be punished and their families will be ruined".
So to say that this is a big move in a small day, it is better to say that it is a bad move for a cheating father.
Some netizens questioned: Why didn't Xiaori directly send the freight to the mainland of the United States, but chose Mexico for transit?
This problem is actually very simple, because it is risky to process it yourself, play a "big shift", use it to poison Mexicans, and hide the origin, which is killing two birds with one stone.
To put it bluntly, Xiaori does this to avoid the place of origin, so that the American people can eat a little more at ease, otherwise when they think of nuclear-contaminated scallops, no matter how heavy their appetite is, they will not be able to eat them.
Talented netizens later made the most appropriate analogy for this incident, "After the accident car changed hands twice, it was a beautiful woman's first-hand car."
In fact, the scallops that have been "washed from the production area" are shipped to the United States without adding water, and the price will even rise to about 2 times.
Make no mistake, the price of nuclear-contaminated scallops is going to rise? This is really a special concern for the American father, but do all Americans know? Are they willing to pay?
What's even funnier is that this poisonous scallop also has a sign of high-end ingredients.
Minerva Perez, president of Atenea en el Mar, a local Mexican company, said that this is the first time that Japanese scallops have been processed, and they are starting to pay attention to scallops as a high-quality ingredient that has the potential to be distributed in the United States.
Minerva Perez, president of the Mexican company, which is said to export about 40 tons of geoduck and abalone to the United States every month, said that if the scallop processing in Japan is officially launched, it will increase the number of workers and hope to respond in three shifts.
If this pace continues, Japan's nuclear-contaminated scallops will soon be sold all over the United States and climb onto Americans' tables!
Why?
According to the Japan External Trade Organization, there are about 5,000 Japanese restaurants in California (2022), the largest in the United States, with more than 1,000 more than 1,000 more than in 2010, and scallops are becoming more and more popular as a sushi ingredient, and the demand for high-quality scallops is also strong.
And Yokota Seiichi, who used to work as a broker at the Tsukiji Market in Tokyo, also advertised: It is completely qualified for raw consumption.
As an important point, after the Japanese nuclear-contaminated scallops are "whitewashed" in Mexico, they may soon pass off as high-quality scallops.
When they saw this, many people chuckled in their hearts for a moment, and then began to applaud: Little day, good, Mei Dad let your family eat "poisonous mushrooms", and he is so "caring", it's time to give something back.
When Japan discharged nuclear sewage into the ocean, the United States raised its hands in favor of it.
In order to be able to give Japan a platform, the US ambassador to Japan, Rahm Emmanuel, even orchestrated a show. He made a special trip to Fukushima to eat seafood, accused China of "economic coercion", and encouraged Japan to sue China at the World Trade Organization.
Not only that, Emanuel also said in an interview with the media: "We plan to sign a long-term agreement between the U.S. military and the Japanese fishery cooperative, and we will start with scallops before considering other aquatic products."
Although the big words were very arrogant, the US military acted like a "beggar", and in the end only purchased 1 ton of scallops from Japan, and Brother Youli also introduced the situation at that time.
You must know that China used to import more than 100,000 tons of scallops to Japan, so what can I do with just one ton of scallops? Moreover, these 1 ton of scallops may not have reached the mouth of the US military.
In the face of doubts, Emanuel later did not pretend, directly singled out that the move was to help offset the losses caused by China's ban on Japanese seafood imports, which is part of the "economic war".
Poor Japan, it turns out that the United States has already sold a lot of favor by purchasing this 1 ton of scallops, and it is also the "dog food" for the economic war with China.
When you think of this, don't you feel a little crushed in the hearts of Japanese people?
Therefore, it is not surprising that Japan has no choice but to come up with the idea of "reselling nuclear scallops from Mexico to the United States".
But who is to blame for all this? It is not the Japanese Government that is to blame.
At present, Japan has discharged four batches of nuclear-contaminated water into the Pacific Ocean, and the international community has increasingly called for the establishment of a long-term and effective international monitoring arrangement, and to ensure the effective participation of Japan's neighboring countries and other stakeholders, so as to strictly prevent the irreversible consequences caused by the discharge of nuclear-contaminated water into the sea.
If Japan does not pay attention to the root of the problem and simply shifts its export destinations to other countries to avoid the place of origin, will this self-deception be sustainable?
Unconsciously, almost eight months have passed since the first batch of Japan's nuclear sewage was discharged into the sea, and the fourth batch was completed in February this year, and more than 30,000 tons of nuclear sewage flowed into the sea in just half a year.
Experts have deduced from the three aspects of ocean currents, diffusion, and decay that it will take about seven months for Japan's nuclear sewage to reach South Korean waters, eight months to China's waters, and 36 months to reach U.S. waters.
This means that it will take three years for the US to be affected, and with the spread and dilution of the nuclear wastewater, when it reaches the United States, the concentration is a quarter of that of China, and the decay of radioactive materials will make the impact of Japanese nuclear sewage on the United States even smaller.
There is an old Chinese saying that the mountains do not turn to the water, the water does not turn to the road, and the road does not change to the people. The United States and Japan are separated by 108,000 miles, and for some Americans, they feel that it should be their business and hang high, but who would have thought that retribution would come so quickly.
Fortunately, the Japanese government insists on sharing blessings and hardships, so that Big Brother can eat hot nuclear seafood, and it is not in vain that Big Brother will help him with all his hard work!