Japanese painter "There is a ghost", Shen Yi: Serve the pasta

The Chinese illustrator previously created a picture "Kana Tritium Surf", which exposed the Japanese government's behavior of dumping nuclear waste water to pollute the environment, which made the Japanese government furious. Netizens felt that dealing with these countries really needed a way they could understand. Make them pretend not to hear. Some netizens found that a well-known illustrator in Japan also drew a picture, using the composition of "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" as a "response".

This comic is called "War Waves Diplomacy", the author is Masaki Sato, who is famous in Japan. The word "War Waves" is pronounced the same as "War Wolf" in Japanese, so it took such a name and used the composition, Also play the name of the homophonic stalk, which is obviously "needle-tip to Maimang". In this cartoon, a big ship is driving away several small boats. The big boat reads "China Coast Guard" and various flags are hung on the small boats. The author's intention is obviously to describe China as a domineering and bullying country. Countries of other countries distort the normal law enforcement of the China Coast Guard.

However, Chinese netizens are not only not angry, but also feel that this cartoon is well drawn, and there are constant voices of praise. Some netizens even strongly suggested that the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs should also put this cartoon on the top. Since the name and composition are imitating Well, then imitate it to the end.

At first glance, it is not easy for people to think that this painting is distorting the normal law enforcement of the Chinese Coast Guard. Some netizens said that this is praising China's responsibility as a big country. In the cartoon, the Chinese Coast Guard rides the wind and waves to rescue these small boats. Because the author of the cartoon subjectively thinks that the small boats in the picture are frightened by a big ship, but in reality, only the wind and waves in the picture will cause the boats to flee in all directions.

Some netizens think that this is a compliment to China's strength. In the last century, we lacked large ships, not to mention the coast guard ships, even the large warships , but now the total tonnage of the Chinese navy is very large, and various types of warships are large and small. The anti-aircraft anti-submarine has everything that can carry air power, and it is in the forefront of the world in all aspects. Those navy powers a hundred or two hundred years ago today either lacked warships or lacked funds or had problems with their manufacturing level. In this cartoon, even the China Sea The police boats are all majestic , isn't this just praising China's strength?

Fudan University professor Shen Yi even played a trick: this. . . Take Italy. . . noodle. . . Bring it up to the author. This sentence is borrowed from the stalk of the second battalion commander's Italian artillery, using a very popular expression on the Internet, similar to "Little Day... a Japanese player who has a good life", deliberately using a sharp turn to ridicule this. A cartoonist who may be a friendly army, ostensibly targeting China, is actually praising China.