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Bonobo

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1. I wouldn't call a film about the Nanking Massacre anti-Japanese propaganda.

Reply to Nanjing to Seoul (Original post)

Sun Mar 9, 2014, 10:17 AM

Mar 2014

On the other hand, the fact that China maintains a steady stream of anti-Japan rhetoric to keep attention diverted from more domestic problems seems rather obvious as well.

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Anti-Chinese bias in American Hollywood is the reason Chinese movies get destroyed by them [View all] Nanjing to Seoul Mar 2014 OP

I wouldn't call a film about the Nanking Massacre anti-Japanese propaganda. Bonobo Mar 2014 #1

Did you see the film? davidpdx Mar 2014 #2

I saw the John Rabe and Flowers of War movie. Rabe was good, but predictable. Nanjing to Seoul Mar 2014 #3