March 7, 2017

"In September 2016, Foreign Policy discussed the world's ten most dangerous countries, which are mostly in the poor and backward Third World. Charlie S. Y. Chang said none of them are dangerous, and Japan should be on the list instead.¹ Chang was a professional soldier, and he specifically referred to the Japanese ethos — as opposed to spirit, both of which can be translated as jing shen in Mandarin Chinese.  

Since the end of World War II, the Japanese have apologized many times for the war crimes and atrocities their country had committed. Among these apologies:"

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