After Zhao Lijian put on top of his satirical painting, the Japanese cartoonist wanted to fight back, but did not expect to be self-defeating?

The picture shows a cartoon by a Japanese cartoonist.

After China satirized Japan's dumping of nuclear waste water, Japanese netizens began to use words and pictures to fight back against China, but a recent cartoon has made people suspect that the Japanese cartoon industry is a traitor already? Directly a painting will send the Chinese Navy to the hot search, and now Yoshihide Suga may be angry.

The picture shows a satirical cartoon made by a Chinese author.

After Zhao Lijian of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs posted a satirical painting on Twitter, the Japanese cartoonist wanted to fight back and made a special painting, but it turned out to be self-defeating. Embarrassing, and from this cartoon, we can also see the growth of China's naval strength.

In fact, the cause of this conflict was Japan's decision to discharge nuclear waste water into the sea. After learning of Japan's decision to discharge nuclear waste water, netizens from all over the world began to criticize Japan, but the texts in different languages ​​were obviously offensive to the Japanese. It's harder to understand. Therefore, the satire effect is weak, but a Chinese netizen found the correct way to satirize Japan, which is to use pictures that all human beings can understand to satirize Japan. The inspiration for this comic comes from the famous Japanese historical painting Kanagawa. In the surfing, in the paintings of Chinese netizens, the Japanese sailors who fought against the huge waves became the employees of TEPCO Japan who dumped nuclear waste water into the sea. The Mount Fuji in the background was also changed into the cooling tower of the Fukushima nuclear power plant. There appeared high-level Japanese officials bowing. Obviously, this easy-to-understand caricature based on a famous Japanese historical painting successfully satirized Japan to the point of "breaking its defenses".

The picture shows the Chinese navy

, and some people in Japan also launched a counterattack. There is a Japanese caricaturist named Sato Masaki not to be outdone. He also created a cartoon called War Wave Diplomacy based on Kanagawa Surfing. , in Japanese, wave and wolf are homophonic. Obviously, the Japanese painter also played a homophonic stalk. In the picture, a Chinese coast guard ship can be seen sailing on the sea, and in front of it is a group of small boats flying the flags of other countries. Ships flying the Japanese flag are included, but to the Japanese painter, this painting seems to be a classic example of self-defeating.

You must know that the Diaoyu Islands and other islands and reefs have been China's inherent territory since ancient times. For a long time, many countries, including Japan, Vietnam and the Philippines, have been provoking China, trying to appropriate China's territory for their own purposes. It was not until recent years that the strength of the Chinese navy has been greatly developed, the Chinese coast guard and the Chinese navy have strengthened the duration and frequency of cruising on the Diaoyu Islands and other islands and reefs, which has repeatedly driven away the ships of Japan and other countries that are scheming. Therefore, as a Japanese painter Not only does it not have the effect of satirizing China, but it can only let people see the development of the Chinese navy in recent years.

The picture shows the Chinese Coast Guard.

In fact, China has no intention of destroying the peace in the region. It has always been Japan and other countries such as the United States that have destroyed the stability of the region. Changes, the southern seas and eastern seas of Asia will become more and more lively, and if Japan and the United States and other countries do not change their foreign strategies, the scene in this cartoon drawn by this artist will probably continue in real life in the future. in the waters around the Diaoyu Islands.