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6/30/2025, 7:30:05 PM
>>17804057
>The "Japanese emperor" wears a suit and tie in public.
Same could be said about Xi Jinping, or does he run around like pic related? No? So then China has abolished its own culture, yes?
>Japanese claim kinkaku ji is a medieval temple to tourists
Again, wrong. I was there, in Kyoto, and one of the first things our Japanese guide told us was about the arsoning and reconstruction of the golden pavillon.
Why are you lying?
>Pingyao and Xi'an have the original intact city walls
And many, many more Chinese cities had them at the beginning of the 20th century. Not anymore. Cause they Chinese rulers deemed them useless in modern times and had them demolished. Like the Meiji era Japanese did with the castles.
The castles that got reconstructed were mainly destroyed during WW2, by the way, like Shuri, Osaka or Hiroshima. They had enough blueprints and photos for those. Same with the temples and shrines.
>The "Japanese emperor" wears a suit and tie in public.
Same could be said about Xi Jinping, or does he run around like pic related? No? So then China has abolished its own culture, yes?
>Japanese claim kinkaku ji is a medieval temple to tourists
Again, wrong. I was there, in Kyoto, and one of the first things our Japanese guide told us was about the arsoning and reconstruction of the golden pavillon.
Why are you lying?
>Pingyao and Xi'an have the original intact city walls
And many, many more Chinese cities had them at the beginning of the 20th century. Not anymore. Cause they Chinese rulers deemed them useless in modern times and had them demolished. Like the Meiji era Japanese did with the castles.
The castles that got reconstructed were mainly destroyed during WW2, by the way, like Shuri, Osaka or Hiroshima. They had enough blueprints and photos for those. Same with the temples and shrines.
6/30/2025, 7:30:05 PM
>>509143522
>The "Japanese emperor" wears a suit and tie in public.
Same could be said about Xi Jinping, or does he run around like pic related? No? So then China has abolished its own culture, yes?
>Japanese claim kinkaku ji is a medieval temple to tourists
Again, wrong. I was there, in Kyoto, and one of the first things our Japanese guide told us was about the arsoning and reconstruction of the golden pavillon.
Why are you lying?
>Pingyao and Xi'an have the original intact city walls
And many, many more Chinese cities had them at the beginning of the 20th century. Not anymore. Cause they Chinese rulers deemed them useless in modern times and had them demolished. Like the Meiji era Japanese did with the castles.
The castles that got reconstructed were mainly destroyed during WW2, by the way, like Shuri, Osaka or Hiroshima. They had enough blueprints and photos for those. Same with the temples and shrines.
>The "Japanese emperor" wears a suit and tie in public.
Same could be said about Xi Jinping, or does he run around like pic related? No? So then China has abolished its own culture, yes?
>Japanese claim kinkaku ji is a medieval temple to tourists
Again, wrong. I was there, in Kyoto, and one of the first things our Japanese guide told us was about the arsoning and reconstruction of the golden pavillon.
Why are you lying?
>Pingyao and Xi'an have the original intact city walls
And many, many more Chinese cities had them at the beginning of the 20th century. Not anymore. Cause they Chinese rulers deemed them useless in modern times and had them demolished. Like the Meiji era Japanese did with the castles.
The castles that got reconstructed were mainly destroyed during WW2, by the way, like Shuri, Osaka or Hiroshima. They had enough blueprints and photos for those. Same with the temples and shrines.
6/27/2025, 8:43:08 AM
How do you cope with the fact that your country's history isn't as interesting as China's?
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