Chapter 3 Beyond "Japanese Studies"

Since Japan occupied the two provinces of Liaoning and Kyrgyzstan, a new atmosphere has taken place in the publishing world: many journals have published papers on Japanese studies, and several bookstores have also published small books on Japanese studies.In addition, according to the advertisement, several editions of History of the Subjugation were sold out in an instant. How could there be so many experts who study Japan suddenly?Look, except for the "Japan should be called a country of thieves" in "Shenbao" and "Free Talk" [2], "Japan was called Japanese slaves in ancient times", and "My friends, Japan implements a conscription system" first-class imbecile Apart from the discussion, if there is more content, which one is not related to the Japanese books bought from the Japanese bookstore in Shanghai?This is not Japanese studies by the Chinese, but Japanese studies by the Japanese, and the Chinese are stealing articles on Japanese studies from the Japanese.If the Japanese did not write books about their own country, about Manchuria and Mongolia, our Chinese publishing industry would not be as lively as it is.

In the midst of this row of voices, I dare to give a firm piece of advice to the young people in China, that is: the Japanese are worthy of our emulation.For example, they usually have a lot of books about his home country and the three northeastern provinces—except for the books that are currently being speculatively printed—not to mention about foreign countries.What do we have?Aside from the useless nonsense that Mozi is the originator of airplanes [3] and that China is a four-thousand-year-old country, what is it all about? Of course we need to study Japan, but we also need to study other countries, so that we can study England after Tibet is lost (according to the previous example, it will be renamed "Yingyi" at that time), and France after Yunnan is in crisis.You can also pay attention to Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Belgium, which seem to have nothing to do with us now... especially you should study yourself: what is our politics, economy, culture, and society? After years of civil wars and "fa-rectification" , there are still 40 million people?

We don't need to look at the history of subjugation anymore.Because this kind of book can only teach you that once you are a slave to a subjugated country, you will suffer more than the current suffering; his daily situation changes, and he can be happy that he is better than even the people who have subjugated the country on the surface, and he is still happy Xing, and then wait for the extinction to come closer.This is the number of pages before the first page of "History of Subjugation", which the author of "History of Subjugation" refused to write clearly. We should look at the modern history of the rejuvenation of the country and the modern history of the new country. What is indicated here is the cry of battle and the way to survive, not the laments and honks of subjugated slaves! EE

[1] This article was originally published on November 30, 1931, No. 38 of "Literary News", signed by Le Ben. 〔2〕"Freedom Talk" is one of the supplements of Shanghai "Shenzhen".After Li Liewen took over the editor in December 1932, the content was reformed for a while, and essays and short reviews written by progressive writers were often published.For the following article, "Japan should be called a country of thieves", see Jiping's article in the column "Voice of Anti-Japanese War" on November 7, 1931; Shouman's "Small Common Sense in Anti-Japanese Voices" published on October 13; about Japan's implementation of the conscription system, see Zheng Yimei's "Ji Ke Talking about the Soldiers of the Japanese Kingdom" published on November 18 of the same year. [3] Mozi is the originator of aircraft "Han Feizi·Wai Chu Shuo (upper left)": "Mozi is a wooden kite, which took three years to develop, and flew (flying) one day to lose." Mozi is the originator of aircraft, when From here comes the meeting.