Mr. Hanada Kazuyoshi wrote a column for Sankei Shimbun, where he wrote an article about the US Sino-New Cold War 2020, a particular issue, that it was good.
So I bought the Japanese edition of Newsweek for the first time in a very long time.
I have been subscribing to the Japanese edition of Newsweek since it first came out.
One day, a Japanese writer was changed, and an article by a former employee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs began to appear in Newsweek.
Just when I thought it was a mediocre article not worthy of reading Newsweek, this man wrote, 'The moment we say Nanjing Massacre is not true; it will be ignored in the United States,' he said. The magazine published articles on the subject.
Readers know that I had been a big admirer of the magazine until then.
But as soon as I read that article, I thought it was the end of the magazine, and I stopped my subscription.
I had been a subscriber for a very long time.
When the magazine's management company went bankrupt, I read an article about the 91-year-old grandfather of the founder of JBL, who had rescued the company from bankruptcy. It was more than enough to satisfy his spirit.
As Mr. Hanada says, it's far better than the Asahi Shimbun and NHK.
However, some perspectives are uniformly overlooked by the excellent commentators in each of them.
They all see things only from the perspective that the one-party dictatorship of the Chinese Communist Party is secure.
As I suddenly realized and wrote before, this is not true.
The one-party dictatorship of the Chinese Communist Party is, in fact, not rock solid at all.
The one-party dictatorship of the Chinese Communist Party is fundamentally shaken by the fact that most of the Chinese people stop going to work for a week, that is, by starting sabotage.
If it lasts a month, they will completely demolish.
It is no wonder that countries in the world suffering from the Wuhan virus's significant damage have to file a claim for damages against China.
It is also blissfully natural to pull the production base back from China.
With that alone, the one-party dictatorship of the Communist Party will come to an end.
The economic discussion that lacks this perspective is the equivalent of barbershop talk.
