Where does your phone come from?

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2024-06-23

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# **On September 18, 1931, with the roar of artillery, the Japanese invaders blew up the South Manchuria Railway and exploded the city of Shenyang. Today, 86 years later, it’s September 18th again. - DayDayNews
The greatly evolved battle system, the open world setting that seamlessly enters the battle, and the number of Yuhuns with more exquisite graphics than the previous generation have won praise from most players. - DayDayNews
Taoyuan Shrine is by far the best-preserved Japanese shrine in Taiwan. The picture shows the main hall of Taoyuan Shrine. The picture shows the first torii of the Jiapuzi Dongshi Shrine built during the Japanese colonial period in Taiwan (an archway that indicates that it does n - DayDayNews
It is one of the buildings of Japanese shrines. It is said to be a passage connecting the divine realm where gods live with the secular world where humans live. It is a kind of "boundary". Torii gates come in many shapes, but most are composed of two pillars and one or two beams. - DayDayNews
Cheng Li-jun, director of Taiwan's cultural department, dismissed it as "a product with clear intentions of the authoritarian rulers," which caused serious losses to the Taiwanese cultural and creative company that designed and developed Chiang Kai-shek dolls. - DayDayNews
After stepping down, Abe has repeatedly built political momentum this year, including worshiping ghosts at the Yasukuni Shrine and interfering in the Taiwan issue. The purpose is to gather support for him from the right wing in Japan and exert political influence. - DayDayNews
On September 18, 1931, with the roar of artillery, the Japanese invaders blew up the South Manchuria Railway and exploded the city of Shenyang. For a time, the enemy invaders were raging and the mountains and rivers were broken. This day became the historical starting point of th - DayDayNews
Introduction: During the 50 years that Japan ruled Taiwan, shrines were built in various places. According to statistics, the number of large and small shrines built unofficially exceeded 200. During the Japanese colonial period, there were more than 200 shrines in Taiwan. Most o - DayDayNews
Hello everyone! I am sleeping silently, welcome to read my article! Yesterday was our country's sixth "National Memorial Day for the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre". We paid tribute to the 300,000 compatriots who died and prayed for peace. Where the blood of 300,000 compatriots - DayDayNews
After protests from the island's "National Headquarters" and Taiwan's "China Unification Promotion Party", the Taoyuan City Government stated that the shrine had long since removed its colonial overtones and that this was just a pure celebration. - DayDayNews

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