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发信人: dell2010 (本家), 信区: SanFrancisco
标 题: 谢谢你们的捐款， 今天日本通过了钓鱼岛是日本国土的中学教材
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Wed Mar 30 15:15:02 2011, 美东)
首先感谢你们给日本的捐款
其次感谢中国政府屁都没放一声
第三鄙视棒子的政府和人民，对竹岛抗什么议，有屁用?
Japan's Education Ministry Approves Problematic Textbooks
All seven civics textbooks approved for junior high school students teach
that China's Diaoyu Islands and the South Korean Dokdo islets belong to
Japan, the Japanese education ministry said Wednesday.
The two isles are known as the Senkaku Islands and the Takeshima islets in
Japan.
Approval of the textbooks sparked demonstrations outside Japan's embassy in
South Korea's capital city of Seoul, according to local media.
China has made itself clear many times on many occasions that the Diaoyu
Islands have been an integral part of Chinese territory since ancient times.
China has indisputable sovereignty over the islands.
Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi told a press conference earlier this
month that China's position on the Diaoyu Island is clear and consistent.
Four of the ministry-approved geography books that will enter the national
curriculum next spring describe the Japan-claimed Takeshima islands as
sovereign Japanese territory, although they do make reference to the
conflict between Japan and South Korea.
Additionally, according to all geography, history and civics textbooks,four
Russian-held islands off Hokkaido -- known as the Kuril Islands in Moscow
and the Northern Territories in Tokyo -- are Japanese territories.
The Japanese education ministry's approval of the textbooks came after the
first screening of junior high school textbooks in six years.
The updated textbooks make many more references to the "Senkaku" Islands in
the East China Sea and "Takeshima" islets in the Sea of Japan than their
soon-to-be-replaced older versions.
"We express a strong protest and demand an immediate retraction of the
territorial claim," said South Korean foreign ministry spokesman Cho Byung
Jae.
Cho said the textbooks "rationalize and glorify a distorted view of history"
and that's "deeply disappointing and regrettable."
South Korean Foreign Minister Kim Sung Hwan was to summon Masatoshi Muto,
the Japanese ambassador to South Korea, later Wednesday to deliver a formal
protest on the issue, local media reported.
发信人: dell2010 (本家), 信区: SanFrancisco
标 题: 谢谢你们的捐款， 今天日本通过了钓鱼岛是日本国土的中学教材
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Wed Mar 30 15:15:02 2011, 美东)
首先感谢你们给日本的捐款
其次感谢中国政府屁都没放一声
第三鄙视棒子的政府和人民，对竹岛抗什么议，有屁用?
Japan's Education Ministry Approves Problematic Textbooks
All seven civics textbooks approved for junior high school students teach
that China's Diaoyu Islands and the South Korean Dokdo islets belong to
Japan, the Japanese education ministry said Wednesday.
The two isles are known as the Senkaku Islands and the Takeshima islets in
Japan.
Approval of the textbooks sparked demonstrations outside Japan's embassy in
South Korea's capital city of Seoul, according to local media.
China has made itself clear many times on many occasions that the Diaoyu
Islands have been an integral part of Chinese territory since ancient times.
China has indisputable sovereignty over the islands.
Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi told a press conference earlier this
month that China's position on the Diaoyu Island is clear and consistent.
Four of the ministry-approved geography books that will enter the national
curriculum next spring describe the Japan-claimed Takeshima islands as
sovereign Japanese territory, although they do make reference to the
conflict between Japan and South Korea.
Additionally, according to all geography, history and civics textbooks,four
Russian-held islands off Hokkaido -- known as the Kuril Islands in Moscow
and the Northern Territories in Tokyo -- are Japanese territories.
The Japanese education ministry's approval of the textbooks came after the
first screening of junior high school textbooks in six years.
The updated textbooks make many more references to the "Senkaku" Islands in
the East China Sea and "Takeshima" islets in the Sea of Japan than their
soon-to-be-replaced older versions.
"We express a strong protest and demand an immediate retraction of the
territorial claim," said South Korean foreign ministry spokesman Cho Byung
Jae.
Cho said the textbooks "rationalize and glorify a distorted view of history"
and that's "deeply disappointing and regrettable."
South Korean Foreign Minister Kim Sung Hwan was to summon Masatoshi Muto,
the Japanese ambassador to South Korea, later Wednesday to deliver a formal
protest on the issue, local media reported.