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Beata gets her mouth and ass filled with dick
Beata 取得 彼女の 口 と 尻 満杯の とともに ディック
He said you were sucking his dick.
彼はあなたが彼のディックを吸って_と言いました。
Rap sheet as long as my dick.
私のペニスと同じくらい長いラップシート。
You shot me in the dick!
あなたはペニスに_私を撃った!
Nobody wants to see your dick, dude.
誰もお前のチンコなんか見たかねーよ
You know how to bite a dick, Eugene.
お前はチンコの 噛み方を知ってる
Your glasses are fine, dick.
あなたの眼鏡、ディック罰金です。
Come on, man, put your dick away.
さあ、男、 離れてあなたのペニスを入れる。
You fucked up me driving a Lamborghini, you dick!
あなたは私 ランボルギーニを運転めちゃくちゃ、 あなたのディック!
I only need one arm to punch you in the dick.
私は ディックであなたをパンチするために、1つの腕を必要としています。
Stroke your dick until you blow a big load for me JOI — BDSM Tube
ストローク ご ディック まで す ブロー a 大きな 負荷 のための 私 joi - bdsm チューブ
Has anyone poked Alma with his dick lately?
最近アルマにペニスを 押し当てた人いる?
She complains about Yusuke’s small dick and his poor skills in bed.
彼女はベッドの中で祐介の小さなディックと彼の貧弱なスキルについて不平を言います.
Relax girls, there’s enough dick here for everybody.
女の子をリラックス, 十分なペニスは皆のためにここにあります.
I got him in the dick.
私はディックで_彼を得た。
That you poked her with your dick.
あなたが彼女に ペニスを見せたって
I thought he was gonna eat my dick.
彼は私のペニスを食べると思った。
JENKO: Come on, man, put your dick away.
離れてあなたのクソ_ペニスを入れてください。
The dude is a beast, has a huge dick.
男は獣です, 巨大なペニスを持っています.
Morning, noon and night; every day she is busy doing chores and taking dick!
朝, 昼と夜; 彼女は忙しいです、毎日の家事をしてディックを取ります!
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Dick Stegewerns — Department of Culture Studies and Oriental Languages
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An Analysis of the Genre of Melodrama in Japanese Cinema.
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Naruse Mikio: Films of Strong Women and Everyday Misery.
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Japanske Klassikere — Kaerlighedens Smerte — Film retrospective.
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Pokemon Rules? — The Global Spread of Japanese Visual Popular Culture.
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From the Chinese World Order to the Japanese Modern Mindset — Japanese Views of the Outside World from the Early Modern Period up until the Present day.
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An Overview and Analysis of the Oeuvre of Film Director Naruse Mikio.
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(2016).
The Cinematic Reconstruction of East Asia, 1945-1965: Depiction of the National Self and the Asian Other in Postwar Japanese War Films.
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(2016).
Kawase Naomi — Personal Images of Undocumented Japan.
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(2016).
A review of Jung-Sun N. Han, An Imperial Path to Modernity – Yoshino Sakuzo and a New Liberal Order in Asia, 1907-1937.
Journal of Japanese Studies.
ISSN 0095-6848.
41(1),
p. 201–205.
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(2016).
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(2016).
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(2016).
Revisionism in Motion: Coping with the Japanese Red Army Past in Film, Documentary and Manga.
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(2016).
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(2015).
Eros Plus Massacre — Yoshida Kiju’s Masterpiece.
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ATG — Reddende Engel van de Japanse Film in de Jaren 60 en 70.
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De Shochiku Nouvelle Vague — Experiment binnen een Grote Studio.
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Ozu Yasujiro — Japans Grootmeester met Universele Boodschap.
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De Japanse Cinema in Oorlog en Bezetting.
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Kiju Yoshida and ATG — The Reluctant Partner for DVD box Kiju Yoshida, Love + Anarchism, Arrow Academy.
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The Unicity of Floating Weeds in Ozu Yasujiro’s Oeuvre.
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(2015).
Koreeda Hirokazu — Film and Manga in Our Little Sister.
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(2015).
Compassion in Ozu Yasujiro’s Late Spring.
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(2015).
Deconstructing Kokushu — Promoting Sake as Japan’s National Alcohol Drink in Times of Crisis in the Sake Industry.
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(2015).
A Postwar History of Sake — In Japan and Outside.
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(2015).
Continuity and Change in Japanese War Films.
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(2015).
Naruse Mikio and Tragic Love in Japanese Cinema.
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(2015).
Tragische Liefde in de Japanse Cinema film retrospective.
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(2015).
Naruse Mikio in Wartime and Occupation.
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(2015).
21st Century Japanese War Films — Continuity and change.
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(2015).
From Chushingura to Kamikaze — Bushido in Japanese Cinema.
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(2015).
Eternal Zero and the Genre of Kamikaze Films.
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(2015).
Asianism in Japan during the Interwar Period.
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(2015).
Establishing the Genre of the Revisionist War Film.
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(2015).
Tragic Love in Japanese Cinema — film retrospective.
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(2015).
Tragisk Kjaerlighet i Japansk Film.
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(2015).
An Analysis of Postwar Japanese Melodrama.
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(2015).
Shinsekai e no chosei — Senkanki Nihonchishikijin no taigai ninshiki.
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(2014).
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(2014).
Close Distance — The Work of Kai Fusayoshi.
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(2014).
Mensen van Kyoto — Foto’s van Kai Fusayoshi photo exhibition.
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(2014).
Officers and Gentlemen, War Gods and War Criminals — Postwar Japanese War Films and Biography
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(2014).
Adachi Masao and Revolutionary Documentary film retrospective.
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(2014).
The Politics and Style of Adachi Masao.
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(2014).
Contemporary Japanese Society from the Perspective of Japanese Popular Culture.
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(2014).
Wakamatsu Koji & Adachi Masao film retrospective.
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(2014).
An Analysis of Adachi Masao’s Work and Career.
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(2014).
Wakamatsu Koji & Adachi Masao — Revolution in Pink.
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(2014).
Sake Around the World … and Back — The Export of Japanese Sake and the Import of Western Authority.
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(2014).
The Three Waves (and Ways) of Sake Appreciation in the West.
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(2014).
Review of Daisuke Miyao, The Aesthetics of Shadow: Lighting and Japanese Cinema, Duke UP, 2013.
Japan forum.
ISSN 0955-5803.
26(4),
p. 557–560.
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(2013).
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(2013).
The Position of Okada Mariko in Japanese Cinema.
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(2013).
An Analysis of the Work and Career of Adachi Masao.
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(2013).
The Early Works of Yoshida Kiju.
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(2013).
The Cross-Influence of Sake Consumption in Japan and in the West.
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(2013).
Koji Wakamatsu & Adachi Masao film retrospective.
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(2013).
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Officers and Gentlemen – Japanese Postwar Films on Wartime Leaders.
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(2013).
Sacred Missions and Human Torpedoes – Japanese Submarine War Films.
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(2013).
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(2012).
Art Theatre Guild of Japan film retrospective.
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The Art Theatre Guild of Japan — Low-Budget Japanese Experimental Cinema of the 1960s and 1970s.
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(2012).
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(2012).
Art Theatre Guild of Japan film retrospective.
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(2012).
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(2010).
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(2010).
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(2010).
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(2010).
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Kakegurui’s Similarities to Moby Dick
Call me Ryōta.
As I watched Kakegurui, it struck me how similar it felt to Herman Melville’s book Moby Dick. Let me summarize each and then we’ll jump into how an anime about a compulsive gambler feels similar to a story about a man obsessed with a white whale.
Kakegurui follows Yumeko as she gambles through the Hyakkaou Private Academy. The academy uses gambling to determine the social standing, and ultimately fate, of its students. In typical anime fashion, the student council rules with supreme power over the school. I suspect anime does this because this type of council is far from reality. In any case, Yumeko transfers to the school and proceeds to gamble increasingly high-stakes games just for the thrill of it.
Moby Dick follows Captain Ahab in his effort to kill a mythical white whale that bit his leg off. Various whaling adventures happen on his search, along with discussions about whaling that bores the reader to death.
Kakeugurui and Moby Dick use the same story-telling structure. We don’t get to see directly into the minds of Yumeko or Captain Ahab. Instead, an outside character tells us the story. Ryota tells us Yumeko’s story. Ishmael tells us about Ahab. Because of this, we don’t get to see the inner workers of Yumeko or Ahab. This doesn’t stop us from coming to understand them, but the distance allows us to avoid the problems of the unreliable narrator.
Patrick Stewart played a great Captain Ahab.
The madness of Yumeko and Ahab depends on us not being able to fully understand it. Their level of obsession would become repetitive if we saw the story from their eyes. Ryota and Ishmael provide a filter that blunts this problem, and they provide some tension. Ryota’s perspective, in particular, ratchets the tension because he isn’t privy to Yumeko’s planning. If we watched the story from her view, we wouldn’t see tension. Gambling excites her, and she has most situations well planned. Ahab also doesn’t feel tension. He cares little for his life, so that pretty much kills the reader’s tension if the story was from his viewpoint.
Ryota and Ishmael’s filter allows us to understand what’s going on. Perhaps too much so. Ishmael spends an inordinate amount of time discussing whaling techniques. Ryota switches between explaining the nuances of a gambling game to having it explained to him. I’m not a gambler or a whaler, so both characters helped me understand the environment a bit better. Of course, both go too far in their explanations and become distracting. Ryota’s information overload distracts us from seeing the trick Yumeko does in each of the gambles. His distractions serve a purpose at least.
Yumeko and Ahab share obsessive tendencies. Ahab chases the white whale while Yumeko chases the euphoria risk gives her. Ahab pushes to the point of endangering others. Yumeko does this too, but she still has some concern, albeit little, for those she regards as friends. Some of her antics are kind, at least from her viewpoint. She seeks to share her euphoria with those closest to her. Unlike Ahab and Ishmael, Yumeko and Ryota grow rather close. This allows us to see Yumeko a bit clearer than Ishmael does Ahab. We get to understand what drives her and her more human elements from a closer perspective.
Both stories look at the darker side of the human psyche. Kakeugurui falls into the psychotic and the sexual. For example, Midari, a member of the student council, enjoys playing Russian Roulette and the thrill of gambling drives her to masturbate to climax in the girl’s restroom. Yumeko’s gambling excitement crosses into the realm of climax in various scenes too. You won’t see any characters doing this in Moby-Dick. That story is a more straightforward literary tale with its symbolism of futility (the white whale) and the classic struggle of man (which they are all male characters) against nature.
Yumeko doesn’t really struggle against anything in her story. The student council attempts to manipulate her, but she lacks a true goal other than gambling’s thrill. Student councils stand in for governments so you have the idea of the individualist vying against conformity. Only Yumeko doesn’t really vie as Ahab does against nature. She remains relatively neutral to the council outside of what thrills they provide her. She doesn’t want to take the council down as in many weird-school anime. She provides a warning about how pursuing an obsession isn’t healthy, but this theme is blunted by the fact she wins even when she loses (the thrill factor). If anything, the story portrays her gambling compulsion as exciting and even an expression of her individualism. Whereas with Ahab, his compulsion kills people.
Kakeugurui doesn’t set out to teach a moral lessons as Moby Dick does. It doesn’t show compulsion as a negative. In fact, it revels in it. The way it shows gambling’s thrill as consuming provides some moral warning. By showing gambling as a positive or a thrill for psychotic characters, you can show how such compulsions are immoral and dangerous. It equates the act with the psychotic state of mind. However, this isn’t as clear-cut as Moby Dick’s lesson. Linking the thrill of gambling with masturbation and sexual climaxes shows how intense the characters feel when they gamble, but it also muddies literary lessons. It can link those actions with the negative of compulsive gambling or perhaps the other way around, depending on the viewer.
Of course, the author of Kakeugurui may not seek the teach a literary message or make any observations of human nature. Anime, after all, seeks escapism and to make money. While it’s easy to over-think anime, Kakeugurui shares a fairly similar structure to Moby Dick as we’ve seen. The role of an outside observer allows Ishmael and Ryota filter characters readers may find difficult and even unlikable. Compulsive behavior hurts people, causing issues like hoarding, cutting, gambling, extreme collecting, extreme hand washing, and other life-inhibiting habits. Despite the muddied messages and associations, I found the show interesting. Yumeko and Ahab fascinate with their drives. Both stories are flawed enough that many people will find them unlikable. But they both explore interesting aspects of human psychology that will continue to appear in stories.
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90,000 permanent member — Japanese transfer
permanent member — Japanese transfer — Lizarder
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Key words: 常連 取り締まり 終身 メンバー メンバー 一 ペニス アレ
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This is Tobias, our permanent DJ. |
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He is a member of the brotherhood. |
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He is member of the commission. |
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へ 強い ストレス それ が 唯一 の 方法 だ だ |
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Now let’s look at the permanent conflict in the region. |
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Unexplained constant noise interfered with their research |
彼らの研究を阻んでいました それはマイクロ波で |
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I am a member of the baseball team. |
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I Member of the baseball team. |
私 野球 チーム の メンバー です |
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I also member club. |
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She is Member of the Icelandic Parliament. |
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My grandson is a member of the club. |
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Go to her member sunu. |
やりまくってやる |
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I’m really crew member of ! |
マジで この船の 一員 だ |
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Yes, I am a member of the crew. |
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Are you sure crew member? |
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I am the pilot, crew member |
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He is a member of the discussion group. |
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Eddie discussion group member |
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Ideals and realitiesI devoted the previous articles of the series to consideration of aspects of the inner world of a person. In this article I want to consider the problem of the relationship of the individual with the outside world. Japan is considered a developed democratic state, so Japanese society must be built on respect for each of its members. However, recently the news has been full of stories about psychological and sexual violence at work, as well as a common phenomenon in the bureaucratic environment sontaku — the need to guess the unspoken wishes of others. Bullying thrives in schools and companies, and despite loud claims of action, there is no sign that the problem will be solved. Why does respect for the individual exist only on paper? «Society» and «community»Commonly used terms shakai (society) and kojin (personality) appeared in the Meiji era (1868-1912) in the process of translating foreign literature into Japanese. The key concept of social life in Japan was seken — the general public, the masses. Seken consisted of small and large mura (communities). Each person belonged to a particular community. All members of the community were charged with the obligation to be the same, manifestations of individuality were not welcomed. The customs and experience of previous generations were revered in the community, and order was ensured by steadfast adherence to unwritten rules that seemed to be in the air. The term shakai (society), which came to Japan from outside, denotes a collection of people, each of whom is a person with unique feelings and thoughts. Society recognizes the individuality of each member, endows him with rights and duties. From this point of view, Japanese society can hardly be called modern. After the Meiji Restoration, the concept and system of the modern state appeared in Japan, but mura still existed inside this shell, and the actual power did not belong to the legitimate rulers, but to public opinion. These days, press conferences apologizing for one reason or another are often broadcast on television, in which the expression «we did nothing illegal, but we apologize for disturbing the peace» is invariably found. Truly, Japan is not a rule of law, but a country ruled by seken . The Japanese language as a mirror of a vertical societyUnlike Western society, where each member is an independent individual, mura is built on a system of vertical hierarchy. Hierarchical relations are based on the Confucian value system, which uses criteria such as age, length of service and experience to rank people. At the first contact, members of the community necessarily find out the position of each other in the hierarchy system. This is necessary, among other things, for the correct choice of the level of polite speech. In Japanese, there is no neutral second-person pronoun similar to English «you», and when referring to a superior interlocutor, words with a role or position are used — «father», «senior colleague», sensei (teacher), «boss «. The abundance of first person pronouns allows the speaker to adapt flexibly to the environment. The choice of the variant of the word «I» is determined by the relationship between the interlocutors. For example, a man might call himself ore (colloquial masculine self), boku (colloquial masculine self), or watashi (non-gender neutral self). Unlike Western countries, the emphasis is not on the rights and obligations of the individual, but on submission to the elder. The ability to think and make decisions independently is not welcomed. The hierarchy that pervades Japanese society can also be traced in the vocabulary of the Japanese language. For example, the English word «brother» is a neutral concept of «brother», but in Japanese one can say either «older brother» ( ani 兄), or «younger brother» ( ototo 弟). The vocabulary of the Japanese language is the quintessence of the value system of a vertical society. Conflict between the individual and the communityJapanese school lessons are built on an individual value system – children are taught to express their opinion openly, talk about equality and the need to respect the opinion of the interlocutor. Along with this, in each class there are groupings that form a vertical hierarchy — the school caste. In other words, each school has its own community — mura . From childhood, we have to be torn in two — on the one hand, to adapt to the community, on the other — in accordance with the requirements, to form our own individuality. A person who goes beyond the homogeneity required by the community is at risk of being bullied. Bullying can manifest itself in the form of open violence, but the most common is a group boycott — mura hatibu . The experience of exile causes serious damage to the psyche of a member of the community. These days, bullying in the form of a boycott is common on social media, the most famous being «line removal from the group». How to save yourself?Loneliness in a team is not an easy experience. However, putting the interests of the community above their own individuality, a person exposes his psyche to serious damage and may lose the meaning of life. On the path of life, we will meet many communities. A change of school, place of residence or place of work is accompanied by a change of community. Even if we win the favor of people in one group, we will not be able to find peace of mind forever. Let’s look at the origin of the word mura . It is based on the verb mureru (to stray into a herd) — an action inherent in immature individuals. We can say that the basis of the community mura are immature people without their own «I», zeros. Japanese artist Fujita Tsuguharu, who moved to work in Paris before the First World War, later returned to Japan, but because of the persecution of Japanese artists immediately after the end of World War II, he was forced to leave the country and take French citizenship. In the last year of his life, Fujita left a famous saying: «The chatty public immediately picks up what they hear from one person and brings it to the attention of thousands, but I believe that seken is a zero consisting of a collection of tens of thousands of zeros, and a single one is stronger than it» (from the collection of essays Fujita Tsuguharu «One hand: profile of Paris» ( Ude ippon Pari no yokogao )). The idea that one is stronger than a bunch of zeros gives people in the community the courage needed to maintain individuality. I believe that if each of us lives as an individual, this will create a powerful force necessary for the fundamental transformation of an ossified community into a real society. Illustrations: Okada Mika (Article in Japanese published on May 29, 2018) How to speak Japanese and why this is more important than tests
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Neo-Nazi shot dead 13 people at school No. 88 in Izhevsk
On Monday morning, an attacker opened fire at school No. 88 in Izhevsk, after which he committed suicide. According to the UK, the man was wearing a black T-shirt with Nazi symbols and a balaclava. According to the latest data, 13 people died, including seven children.0005
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Former Ukraine holds referenda on joining Russia
On Friday in the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics, as well as in the liberated territories of the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions, referendums began on joining Russia. The voters are sure that only Russia can bring peace. Voting will last until 27 September
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It was decided to create a book restoration center in Kirov
Russian Minister of Culture Olga Lyubimova and Head of the Kirov Region Alexander Sokolov discussed the prospects for creating a regional book restoration center on the basis of the AI Herzen Library.
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Celebrations in honor of the 350th anniversary of Peter I were planned in the Tver region
Events in honor of the 350th anniversary of the birth of Peter I in 2022 were included in the list of cultural development of the Upper Volga region, the government of the Tver region reported, where they considered the implementation of the national project «Culture».
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Named the timing of the creation of model libraries in the Stavropol Territory
Model libraries will open in Blagodarnensky, Georgievsky and Levokumsky districts of Stavropol in 2022 under the national project «Culture», said the Minister of Culture of the region Tatyana Likhacheva.
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NEWS OF THE HOUR: Shoigu said that women will not be called up as part of the partial mobilization
The Ministry of Finance expressed confidence in the «adjustment» of the West to pay for gas in rubles 0005 If Russia and Japan do not negotiate the signing of a treaty on the Kuril Islands, this could eventually lead to a clash between the two countries, Muneo Suzuki, a member of the upper house of the Japanese parliament, expressed his opinion to Shukan Gendai. “If there are no negotiations on a peace treaty with Russia and on the issue of the «northern territories», Japan may fall further under the influence of America and eventually clash with Russia. It would be in the interests of Japan to have a policy that allows you to maintain a dialogue and defend your position both in front of the United States and in front of Russia, ”Ura.ru reports the words of Suzuki. Recall that on March 18, Japan imposed sanctions against Russia in connection with the situation in Ukraine. Japan also deprived Russia of the status of a country with the most favored nation treatment. In response, Moscow announced its refusal to continue negotiations with Tokyo on a peace treaty due to the openly unfriendly position of Japan and the desire to harm Russia. Residents of the Kuriles supported Russia’s response to Japan’s sanctions. Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida called Russia’s response to the sanctions «unacceptably harsh, absolutely unjustified and unacceptable. » Tokyo sent a protest to Moscow due to its refusal to negotiate peace. The Japanese called Moscow’s response to Tokyo’s sanctions a «black mark», expressing confidence that the Japanese authorities should have been careful in their actions against Russia. Watch more videos on the YouTube channel VZGLYAD News media |
Allied troops need an unexpected tactical maneuver to quickly release the Red Liman, today we need to apply Suvorov’s tactics of warfare. This opinion was expressed to the VZGLYAD newspaper by military analyst Yuri Podolyaka, commenting on the message of the DPR authorities that the city of Krasny Liman is located in the semicircle of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
“It is necessary to make every effort to hold Krasny Liman, to prevent the enemy from recapturing this city. Right now we are witnessing fierce battles there, a targeted attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine is underway, ”said military analyst Yuri Podolyaka. “For an effective deblockade, it is necessary to strike the enemy in the rear. In theory, this is best done from the north — from the Kharkiv village of Borovaya. If such a blow is struck, it is possible not only to save Krasny Liman, but also to achieve disunity of the elite units of the enemy.
The expert also emphasized that in this case the numerical superiority of either side is not so important. “The tactical position deserves the most attention. You can remember how Suvorov won — he almost never had a numerical advantage in battles. But due to thoughtful maneuvers, he managed to sow panic in the ranks of the enemy, and he fled. So today we need to achieve panic on the part of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, ”concluded Podolyaka.
Earlier, the head of the DPR, Denis Pushilin, said that the city of Krasny Liman was in the semi-circle of the enemy, the road from the neighboring city of Svatovo remains under the control of the allied forces, but is periodically fired upon.
“Our guys are fighting, we are pulling up reserves, we must hold out, but the enemy has also thrown serious forces. Very unpleasant news, but we must look soberly at the situation and draw conclusions from our mistakes. We’ll handle everything!» — he wrote in the Telegram channel.
In addition, Vladislav Berdichevsky, deputy of the People’s Council of the DPR, told the VZGLYAD newspaper about the situation in this direction. “There is a very serious and difficult situation in the Krasny Liman area, our troops are actually in an operational encirclement. Despite the fact that the Ukrainian side suffers huge losses, the Armed Forces of Ukraine continue to move,” he said.
The parliamentarian drew attention to a possible connection between the aggravation of the situation at the front and the ceremony of accepting new regions into the Russian Federation. “Apparently, they were given the task of capturing this settlement on the day the LPR, DPR, as well as the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions joined Russia,” the interlocutor suggested.
The day before, military expert Andrei Prokaev, in a conversation with the VZGLYAD newspaper, said that the main efforts of the Armed Forces of Ukraine would be aimed at gaining a foothold on the right bank of the Oskol River and attacking Krasny Liman. Then, according to the expert, the Ukrainian troops will attempt to break through to the north of the Luhansk region — through the cities of Kremennaya, Svatovo and Starobilsk.
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Ukrainian troops stopped near Krasny Liman
The village of Torskoye is under the complete control of the allied forces, you can drive there along the road from Kremennaya and deliver ammunition and reinforcements.
AFU cannot cut the supply road between Torsky and Krasny Liman. It is under fire, but it can be moved at high speed. Allied forces are now moving reinforcements to the Krasny Liman area, RIA Novosti reports.
It is noted that the authorities in Kyiv have set the task of capturing Krasny Liman by September 30 against the background of the entry of new regions into Russia.
But the Ukrainian troops were stopped north of Torsky.
Earlier, the head of the DPR, Denis Pushilin, said that Krasny Liman is now in a semicircle, the road from Svatovo is under the control of allied forces, but is periodically shelled.
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The broadcast of Stoltenberg’s briefing was interrupted by footage of Putin’s speech from Red Square
The broadcast of a briefing by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on the Youtube channel of the German broadcaster Deutsche Welle* (recognized as a foreign media agent in Russia) was interrupted by footage of Russian President Vladimir Putin speaking at a concert-rally on Red Square.
Stoltenberg was answering one of the journalists’ questions when the broadcast was interrupted, and then footage of the speech of the Russian leader appeared, who at the same time was speaking on Red Square, TASS reports.
Putin said: «It was Russia that created modern Ukraine, transferring significant territories there.» After that, the broadcast was abruptly interrupted, the host in the studio reported «technical problems» and «a very strange set of circumstances.» Then, after a few seconds, the broadcast of the NATO Secretary General’s speech continued.
Recall that Vladimir Putin delivered a speech at a rally-concert on Red Square.
On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin, head of the DPR Denis Pushilin, head of the LPR Leonid Pasechnik, head of the administration of the Zaporozhye region Yevgeny Balitsky and head of the administration of the Kherson region Vladimir Saldo signed an agreement on joining the regions to Russia.
* Media included in the register of foreign media acting as a foreign agent
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Voenkor Kots spoke about the situation in Krasny Liman
The defense of the city of Krasny Liman in the Donetsk People’s Republic continues, Russian war correspondent Alexander Kots said. According to him, the road of life along the highway from Kremennaya through Torskoye is still not physically cut, a small security zone has been created along it.
Groups on lightly armored vehicles periodically try to break through the fields, they are destroyed by groups of Russian special forces, Kots said in his Telegram channel.
According to him, the enemy is pulling up forces from Seversk, there are entire units consisting of foreigners who were marked by atrocities on the «Izyum offensive. »
Russian artillery is working on enemy heavy equipment, Kots reported. The approaching reserves of the Southern Military District do not allow the enemy to close the cauldron around the city, where civilians still remain, he noted.
The situation continues to be difficult, but not catastrophic, the Russian war correspondent concluded.
The day before it was reported that the Ukrainian nationalists were stopped near Krasny Liman. The village of Torskoye is under the complete control of the allied forces, you can drive there along the road from Kremennaya and deliver ammunition and reinforcements.
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Lavrov named Putin’s phrase, which Kyiv should be taken seriously
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s phrase that Ukraine’s delay in resuming negotiations will make it more difficult to negotiate should be taken seriously, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said.
According to Lavrov, Moscow has never refused negotiations with Ukraine.
“Let me remind you of his phrase: we do not refuse negotiations, but those who refuse must understand: the longer they delay, the more difficult it will be to negotiate,” RIA Novosti reports Lavrov’s words to the Zvezda TV channel.
The head of the Russian Foreign Ministry added that this phrase must be taken seriously.
Earlier, Russian leader Vladimir Putin, at the ceremony of accepting four new territories into Russia, called on Kyiv to immediately stop hostilities and return to the negotiating table.
Radio interception recording confirmed heavy losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the direction of Kherson
The Armed Forces of Ukraine suffered heavy losses in the Kherson direction, they lack ammunition, the military blame the authorities for the current situation, according to a recording of radio interception of conversations between the military personnel of the fifth mechanized company of the 53rd brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Negotiations were intercepted near the village of Pravdino, Kherson region, near the border with Mykolaiv. There are a lot of obscene words in the original recording, RIA Novosti reports.
One soldier reports that there are not enough people and ammunition, the military is facing communication problems. The colleague replies that he is under constant shelling, “you need some kind of support in the morning or at night.”
“Or we take 300 (wounded) heavy ones, because they will not survive, and we ourselves are here … (won’t) survive the night, and we go back. Somehow we try, we take out, we crawl. By the way, yes, some can even crawl, ready, to the pool, the main thing is that ours do not … (fire at),” he said. Another fighter said that there would be no evacuation.
In the second fragment of the radio intercept, another member of the Armed Forces of Ukraine shouts in an agitated voice: “Don’t shoot, we’re moving back, don’t shoot, we’re moving back on the right flank!”.
In the third episode, the soldiers talk about a large number of dead and wounded, including heavy ones, they say that there is not enough ammunition and constantly ask where the reinforcements are
, I don’t know, concussion, or bullet, or fragmentation. He said that the 300s were him, the Cat and one of the five others. And someone from the fourth company is with him, this is all that is known so far, ”the military said.
Another reports that there are a lot of wounded and killed. The question about reinforcements follows again, which is still not there: “Where is this third baht, support, so to speak?”.
Recall that the Armed Forces of Ukraine made attempts to implement a counteroffensive in the Kherson direction. Military analyst Mykhailo Onufriyenko said that, “given the loss of strength and equipment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the battle for Kherson can be renamed into a “senseless massacre”.
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Zelensky announced Ukraine’s application for accelerated accession to NATO
The Ukrainian side is applying to join the North Atlantic Alliance in an expedited manner, the office of President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
“De facto, we have already made our way to NATO. De facto, we have already proven compatibility with the standards of the North Atlantic Alliance. <...> De facto today Ukraine is applying to do this de jure. <...> In an expedited manner,” Zelensky is quoted by TASS.
Recall that on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin, head of the DPR Denis Pushilin, head of the LPR Leonid Pasechnik, head of the administration of the Zaporozhye region Yevgeny Balitsky and head of the administration of the Kherson region Vladimir Saldo signed an agreement on joining the regions to Russia.
In August, Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine Olha Stefanyshina said that the country might be able to join NATO even before the end of the Russian special operation.
The battalion commander of the “Pyatnashka” battalion Avidzba said how the Ukrainian offensive would be “grinded”
The offensive of the armed forces of Ukraine did not encounter resistance, and all its imaginary success boils down to the fact that «our rolls were relaxed somewhere» and «missed the flash,» said Akhra Avidzba, commander of the «Pyatnashka» battalion.
Avidzba said in a comment to Ura.ru that the Armed Forces of Ukraine completed three brigades of those combat units «that were choked», attached mercenaries from all over the world to them and sent them on the offensive. “But what attack? They did not face resistance,” he said.
The battalion commander cited the situation in Krasny Liman as an example, where the Armed Forces of Ukraine are skidding. He noted that it is not the Russian army that is standing there, but the militia, but the Ukrainian nationalists cannot advance.
“Therefore, all their euphoria… Somewhere our rolls relaxed, they missed the flash and that’s it. They just went without meeting resistance,” Avidzba explained.
Further, the battalion commander said, the Ukrainian forces «stretched into the gut», and in this «gut», according to him, they will be «grinded». “Then the purge will go back,” he concluded.
The VZGLYAD newspaper previously wrote that the Armed Forces of Ukraine are preparing an offensive in the Donbass in several directions.
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Putin signed agreements on accession to Russia of the DPR, LPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions
Russian President Vladimir Putin, head of the DPR Denis Pushilin, head of the LPR Leonid Pasechnik, head of the administration of the Zaporozhye region Yevgeny Balitsky and head of the administration of the Kherson region Vladimir Saldo signed an agreement on joining the regions to Russia.
New subjects appeared in the Russian Federation, the corresponding document was signed by Putin, Pushilin, Pasechnik, Balitsky and Saldo.
After the signing, the Russian anthem was played. The ceremony took place on Friday in the St. George Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace.
On Friday, Putin took part in the ceremony of signing the treaties on the admission of four new territories into Russia. He stated that the residents of Donbass, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions become Russians forever.
The President recalled that referendums were held in the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, Zaporizhia and Kherson regions. “Their results have been summed up, the results are known. People have made their choice, an unequivocal choice,” the president said.
Putin stressed that this choice is an inalienable right of the inhabitants of these territories, which is enshrined in the first article of the UN Charter, which directly speaks of the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples.
“I repeat: this is an inalienable right of people, it is based on historical unity, in the name of which the generations of our ancestors won, those who, from the origins of Ancient Russia, built and defended Russia for centuries. Here, in New Russia, Rumyantsev, Suvorov and Ushakov fought, Catherine II and Potemkin founded new cities. Our grandfathers and great-grandfathers fought to the death here during the Great Patriotic War,” Putin said.
According to the head of state, the choice of millions of residents in the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, in Zaporozhye and Kherson regions is our common destiny and a thousand-year history: “People passed on this spiritual connection to their children and grandchildren. Despite all the trials, they carried love for Russia through the years. And no one can destroy this feeling in us. That is why both the older generations and the youth, those who were born after the tragedy of the collapse of the Soviet Union, voted for our unity, for our common future.”
Recall that from 23 to 27 September in the Donetsk and Lugansk people’s republics, as well as in the Kherson region and the liberated territories of the Zaporozhye region, referendums were held on joining the Russian Federation. Russian President Vladimir Putin assured that he would support the decision of the residents of Donbass, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions.
Accession of the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) to the Russian Federation as a subject in a referendum was supported by 99. 23% of voters. The return of the Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR) to Russia was supported by 98.42% of voters. The integration of the Kherson region into Russia was supported by 87.05% of the residents of the region who voted. The entry of the Zaporozhye region into the Russian Federation was supported by 93.11% of voters. The authorities of the Zaporozhye region announced the separation of the region from Ukraine.
Aviation expert Gusarov explained the benefits of introducing the «open skies» regime in Kaliningrad
The “open skies” regime in Kaliningrad provides for the most part the same advantages, both for Russia and the countries with which the agreement has been concluded, Roman Gusarov, head of the Avia. ru industry portal, told the VZGLYAD newspaper, commenting on the announcement of the corresponding regime in Kaliningrad since October this year.
The Federal Air Transport Agency announced that from October 1, the «open skies» regime will be introduced at the Khrabrovo airport in Kaliningrad for two years. The decision to liberalize air traffic with Kaliningrad was taken by the aviation authorities of Russia in connection with the appeal of the governor of the Kaliningrad region.
“In Russia there is a regime of flights on international routes on the basis of intergovernmental agreements. These agreements are concluded in order for the airlines of the two countries to fly between the agreed parties on more or less equal terms. No third-country airlines can break into these routes,” says Gusarov.
He explains that the «open skies» regime includes flights without restrictions outside these agreements, flights from third countries, and even flights with stopovers. Thus, since Kaliningrad turned out to be an “island”, where it is very difficult to get even by land, aviation becomes extremely relevant.
“Any airlines that want to fly there will be able to do so without restrictions. And this applies to both passenger aircraft and cargo. Plus, you need to understand that Kaliningrad is a tourist region that is in demand, including among foreign tourists. Besides, I do not rule out that the opportunities for some kind of transit through Kaliningrad for the Russians will expand. Under normal conditions, the “open skies” regime gives everyone advantages: this is the development of the economy, tourism and trade – everything,” says the expert.
The only disadvantage that Gusarov sees is that foreign airlines will create competition for Russian civil aviation.
From January 1, 2020, the seventh degree of «freedom of air» was introduced at Pulkovo Airport in St. Petersburg, allowing foreign airlines to fly to Pulkovo from outside the «home» region.
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Burbock stressed Germany’s desire to keep other countries from going to war with Russia
Germany is doing everything possible to prevent other countries and NATO from being drawn into the armed conflict between Ukraine and Russia, said German Foreign Minister Annalena Burbock.
Burbock said that Berlin continues to support Ukraine with weapons, including heavy ones. She stated that the reunification of the DPR, LPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions with Russia allegedly violates the UN Charter and cannot be accepted by any country in the world. According to Burbock, even states that considered the conflict between Ukraine and Russia to be an exclusively European affair are “not on the side of Russia,” TASS reports citing ARD.
Recall that President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky announced Ukraine’s application for an accelerated entry into NATO. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg explained the impossibility of a quick entry of Ukraine into NATO and said that the alliance would concentrate its efforts on helping Ukraine to exercise its right to self-defense. According to Jake Sullivan, Assistant to the President of the United States for National Security Affairs, Washington believes that Brussels should discuss Ukraine’s attempts to join NATO at another time.
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Putin promised to bring the hot heads in the West to their senses
Russia will do its best to bring to life hotheads in Western fears that are trying to «close their holes» by plundering other states, President Vladimir Putin said at the ceremony of accepting four new territories into Russia.
Putin noted that in order to get out of yet another tangle of contradictions, the West needs at all costs to break Russia, other states that choose the sovereign path of development in order to plunder other people’s wealth even more and at this expense to close, shut up their own holes, reports TASS.
He pointed out that Russia understands its responsibility to the world community and will do everything to bring such hotheads to their senses. It is clear that the current neo-colonial model is ultimately doomed.
Previously, Putin said that Western countries were counting on the collapse of Russia in the 1990s, and the existence of Russia still haunts them.
“They don’t need Russia at all, we need it,” the president said.
During his speech, Vladimir Putin said that Western countries are ready to step over everything in order to preserve the current world order, which allows them to plunder the world.
Recall that on Friday Vladimir Putin took part in the ceremony of signing agreements on the admission of four new territories to Russia. He stated that the residents of Donbass, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions become Russians forever.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, head of the DPR Denis Pushilin, head of the LPR Leonid Pasechnik, head of the administration of the Zaporozhye region Yevgeny Balitsky and head of the administration of the Kherson region Vladimir Saldo signed an agreement on joining the regions to Russia.
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Zelensky’s words about NATO were regarded as an invitation to a conflict between nuclear powers
Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky’s statement about a bid to join NATO sounds like an invitation to the alliance to conflict with Russia, Leonid Slutsky, head of the Duma’s international affairs committee, said.
“Zelensky’s statement about Ukraine’s bid to join NATO on an accelerated basis sounds like an invitation to the alliance to enter into a direct military conflict with Russia. That is, to enter into confrontation with the leading nuclear powers, ”TASS quotes Slutsky.
According to him, the only way for Kyiv now is to surrender weapons and return to the negotiating table, in which case the «flow of bloody victims» of the Ukrainian authorities will be stopped.
Earlier, the President of Ukraine Zelensky said that Kyiv is applying to join the North Atlantic Alliance in an expedited manner.
Recall, on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin, head of the DPR Denis Pushilin, head of the LPR Leonid Pasechnik, head of the administration of the Zaporozhye region Yevgeny Balitsky and head of the administration of the Kherson region Vladimir Saldo signed an agreement on joining the regions into Russia.
Putin in his congratulations to Xi Jinping said why Russia and China united
Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a congratulatory telegram to his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on the occasion of the 73rd anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China. The Russian leader called the Chinese President a dear friend and noted that Russia and China are joining forces to build a more democratic and fair world order.
According to Putin, the successes achieved by China in the socio-economic, scientific, technical and many other fields are generally recognized. Your country, Putin writes in a telegram (the text is published on the Kremlin website) to the Chinese leader, enjoys a well-deserved prestige on the world stage and plays an important constructive role in addressing topical issues on the regional and global agenda.
Putin noted that Russian-Chinese relations are developing dynamically in the spirit of comprehensive partnership and strategic cooperation. Despite the complexity of the international situation, Russia and China are successfully cooperating in various areas, joining forces in order to build a more democratic and fair world order, to counter modern threats and challenges, the head of the Russian state stressed.
The President of Russia reaffirmed his readiness to continue dialogue with the President of the People’s Republic of China and close joint work for the benefit of the friendly peoples of the Russian Federation and the People’s Republic of China.
Putin wished Xi Jinping good health, prosperity and, of course, success in holding the upcoming 20th Congress of the CPC, and all Chinese citizens — happiness and prosperity.
The founding of the People’s Republic of China was solemnly announced on October 1, 1949 by the leader of the Chinese Revolution, Mao Zedong, during a special ceremony in Tiananmen Square. In December of the same year, the communist government declared October 1 a public holiday.
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Chinese diplomat Wang Kejian ridiculed the West’s position on Nord Stream with a meme
Chinese Ambassador to Lebanon Wang Kejian ridiculed the West’s position regarding the incidents on the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines.
On his Twitter page (the social network is blocked in the Russian Federation), the diplomat posted a meme, asking questions about who benefits from the state of emergency on gas pipelines.
On Tuesday, Nord Stream AG reported «unprecedented damage» on September 26 «on three strings of the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 offshore gas pipelines, which were discovered within hours. The first leak was detected at Nord Stream 2 near the Danish island of Bornholm. Then two leaks were recorded at Nord Stream. The Danish Energy Agency informed that a large amount of gas had entered the sea. Aircraft and ships are prohibited from approaching the scene of incidents closer than five nautical miles.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the responsibility for the situation lies with the West. According to Putin, the Anglo-Saxons have actually begun to destroy the pan-European energy infrastructure. He stressed that it is obvious to everyone who benefits from this.
Press Secretary of the Russian leader Dmitry Peskov called the emergency at Nord Stream an act of state terrorism.
Russia’s Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya said in the organization’s Security Council that sabotage on the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines is certainly beneficial to the United States, and not to Russia or Europe.
The VZGLYAD newspaper wrote exactly how the sabotage could have been arranged and why the last string of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline was left intact.
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