Gao cangjian's open letter to Chinese friends [posting]

Dear Chinese friends! I Am Gao cangjian.



I seldom access the internet. I happened to know that NetEase in China had opened a Forum "bring down Japanese Imperialism". After hearing a brief introduction from my friends, I felt that it was necessary to say a few truth to my Chinese friends, I wrote this post specially and asked the Chinese students I know to turn it into Chinese (he was afraid of being scolded as a "traitor", so I had to hide his name). I hope you can take a look at it, I hope to forgive me for the disadvantages.



I am old. Do you believe in my identity? I don't care. Even if you think I have made any mistakes in performance and morality, please correct me. I can certainly see that, i'm glad to hear from you. Please take care of it!



About 20 years ago, when Hunt was first launched in China, many Chinese fans wrote to me in Chinese, Japanese, and English, and many of them turned around through Chao Sun news, most of them are girls. Although very naive, but that kind of innocence is unforgettable, a lot of messages make me cry. I keep these creden so far, and prepare them to be cremated with my body a hundred years later.



What I want to say is that the pursuit of beautiful love and true, good, and beautiful is beyond national boundaries. I am an artist and do not care about politics, but I know that in the past, Japanese have committed unforgivable crimes against Chinese people and other people in Asia. On behalf of myself, I can only sincerely apologize to the Chinese people.



I know some Chinese people in Japan. They get along well with me. We enjoy Sakura, watching Snow, singing, and drinking together. We never feel embarrassed when we are together, and we didn't try to avoid that history, sometimes, some historical details are also discussed in a friendly manner. What we talk about most is literature and art, especially film and television. What surprised me is that they all know Sichuan Duan Kang Cheng very well, and they also like heizeming and YuanYi, almost all of them have seen Witness, life and death, the streets of the West, the singing, the tragedy of W, the wangxiang, and ah, ye meling, Lost Park, and some TV series, such as the "blood" popular in China in early 1980s and the latest "Tokyo Love Story". Like me, they shed tears for the pure love of "the dancing girl of beans", gasped for the beautiful ending of "Paradise Lost", and shocked the miserable story of "Heaven station.



We are a small island country in Japan. Our ancestors learned many things from them. Many of us love Chinese culture, although unfortunately these cultures are often heartbroken in China. We Japanese and the Chinese belong to the same oriental people and are two great Asian nations. The distance from Osaka to Shanghai is almost the same as from Beijing to Shanghai. I sincerely hope that the people and politicians of the two countries will learn from each other and build a better New Asia based on mutual respect.



I am a Japanese. Of course I love Japan, from Kyushu to Hokkaido, from Tokyo to Kobe. I love Sakura and Mt. Fuji. I love beautiful, hardworking, virtuous, and gentle Japanese women, including my ex-wife. I really don't like to hear you abuse Japan, Japanese, especially Japanese women in some less elegant languages. It's not because you have stabbed me, but because these evil sayings come from the Chinese people I have always respected, these words are far from commensurate with a history that is far earlier than Japan's ancient civilization. What's more important is that, I don't want you, especially the Chinese youth, to waste your precious time in endless abuse.



Japan is more economically developed than China, so China needs to work harder and harder. This is exactly what the Japanese did after the defeat. We have suffered a lot, today, we have endured countless humiliation (mainly from the United States. You have a vast land, rich resources, and a competitive nation. You should be ahead of us and the Chinese should live a better life. This is my sincere wish.



I have nothing to do now. I just made a movie. In this movie, I assume a Japanese railway clerk. I hope you will like it. Maybe this is my last movie. I hope to see the world in the next week, including China, India, Africa, America and Oceania. Welcome to Japan. You will find that the vast majority of Japanese people are kind and friendly.



Many of China's great figures, such as Zhou Enlai and Lu Xun, have left footprints in Japan. They once loved Japan and sang songs to Japanese mountains and rivers to praise Japanese teachers. Mr. Hu Yaobang, China's outstanding leader, invited three thousand Japanese young people to visit China. This was a rare golden period in the history of Sino-Japanese relations. I sincerely pray that the people of China and Japan are friendly for generations.