He's a master of kendo, and I feel the pressure from Japan in Taiwan. I bet most Taiwanese do not understand how difficult it is to compete with Samurais. And yet, most Taiwanese do not speak Japanese. How will we not be defeated by Japan when it is obvious that mainland China dare not to challenge Japan in the coming years. Taiwanese have too many political issues and don't even know it is Japanese culture to kneel to show respect to others. I never see people do it except when practising kendo ten years ago. Especially when I meet Taiwanese aborigines, and it seems that they always hate someone who knows kendo skills when I worked with them. If Taiwan can be international in the future, we need to abandon a lot of burdens, and I believe that Japan is already aware of the worst defect in Taiwan already. The weakness of R.O.C is that the government tear our local dialects apart and apart. Finally, all different races, including Hokkien, Hakka and sixteen different aborigines can argue with each other and talk to their own people in their own language. If you can't communicate with the other races in Taiwan, how do you negotiate and cooperate with them? It must be a horrible failure to defend Taiwan's independence. I am just a farmer now and it's my genuine thoughts. It's my salute to the great Japanese Samurais. God bless.
@user-dz7wc5ps9v Жыл бұрын
세메한다. 상대의 칼을 제압한다. 머리 !
@user-wj9sj9yk9l5 күн бұрын
0.16싯점. 상격인 듯. 득점불가 마땅. 칼이 빠른 쪽은 존심유지실패, 칼이 늦은 쪽은 기회포착실패이기 때문.