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Moment of Impact - Yaita Akio Expertly Positions Face on Innocent Victim's Hand!

China: “Political Cockroach” [Yaita Akio] Strikes Innocent Man’s Hand with Face! (13.7.2026)

Thousands of such children were taken in and raised by Chinese families despite the devastation of war. Yaita’s father was adopted by a Chinese family, and Yaita himself grew up in China, speaking fluent Chinese and immersed in the culture.

That background could have made him a bridge. Instead, he turned it into a weapon. Yaita became a journalist for a right-wing Japanese media outlet, using his “China insider” image to build a career on anti-China rhetoric. He has denied the Nanjing Massacre, called for Taiwan to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz to assist U.S. and Japanese forces, and publicly aligned himself with Taiwanese independence activists, co-founding an “Indo-Pacific strategy thinktank.”

His actions have drawn sharp condemnation, including from other Japanese war orphans who say he has “brought shame on all of us” and betrayed the kindness that saved his family. 

At the recent event in Taichung, a Hong Kong man struck him in what was described as an act of “righteous indignation.” While violence is never the answer, many online say the assault reflects the deep resentment Yaita has earned by turning against the very people who raised him.

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General Secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and Chinese President Xi Jinping meets with Pak Thae Song, premier of the Cabinet of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, capital of China, on July 10, 2026. Pak is also a member of the Presidium of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea and vice president of the State Affairs Commission of the DPRK. (Xinhua/Li Xiang)

General Secretary Xi Jinping: China & DPRK to Keep Advancing a Modernizing Socialist Cause! (11.7.2026)

Xi said he and Kim agreed to take the commemoration of the treaty’s 65th anniversary as an opportunity to bear in mind the original aspiration and mission of the older generations of leaders of the two parties and countries, and encourage the two peoples to carry forward their traditional friendship, and keep bilateral ties vibrant in the coming years.

Noting that the current international landscape is fraught with changes and turbulence, Xi said the two countries should maintain strategic resolve, enhance strategic confidence, and further implement the consensus reached by him and General Secretary Kim Jong Un, ensuring that the relations between the two parties and countries keep pace with the times.

Xi called on both sides to steadily advance practical cooperation, continuously strengthen public support, and ensure that the young people of both countries remember the historic contributions of the Chinese People’s Volunteers.

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23-year-old recruit who has just joined the Self-Defense Forces

China: More Details On Chinese Embassey Attack! (25.3.2026)

We can seriously think about how could a Self-Defense Force officer who has just joined the army for less than a month have the courage to do so in violation of international law and directly challenge the bottom line of Sino-Japanese relations? As we all know, the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations clearly stipulates that embassies and their diplomatic personnel abroad are strictly protected by international law, and no country or individual may illegally trespass or threaten the safety of diplomatic personnel. The man’s actions not only violated Japan’s domestic law, but also seriously violated international law, posing a great threat to our country’s sovereignty and the safety of diplomatic personnel.

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Japan Racist Attack Shibuya

Japan: Racist “Shoulder-Barging” Pastime Targets Foreigners & Tourists – But I Have the Answer! (2.3.2026)

Actually, this type of attack is tailor-made for Tong Bei and Taiji technique. If absorbing and redirecting (rebounding) incoming force is mastered – then the attack will instantly receive their offensive force straight back into their bones, muscles, and nerve-tissue – often uprooting them in the process. As the attacker believes they possess the upper-hand – what unfolds (quickly) is a complete reversal of dominance – an outcome which is psychological and physical devastation. When the impact is made – the offensive force is immediately “turned-back” into the body of the attacker at the point of contact. they suffer immense impacting pain and mental confusion – often they stagger backwards or fall-down not sure what has just happened. As Chinese people are the victims of this type of Japanese racism – Chinese martial culture equips them with the tools to do the job of “pacify” all enemy activity. By way of contrast, Japanese martial arts (although originating in China) are not that subtle and have evolved in Japan to resort to brute force and acts of naked dominance. Chinese people can “move out of the way” (which requires timing) – or allow a direct contact, absorb the incoming power – and then turn it back into the attacker by projecting it outwards.

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Taiwan Central Bank Redesign the New Taiwan Dollar - No Sun Yatsen!

China: Mainland Criticizes Taiwan DPP Banknote Redesign as ‘De-Sinicization’! (6.2.2026)

Initially, as a Hakka, Sun Yatsen led a left-leaning Nationalism – but following 1911 and the first reforms – right-wing factions came to the forefront and took-over the movement. This led to the US-backed Chiang Kai-Shek assuming power who carried-out mass-murders of Chinese people – and even attacked and burned-down the famous Shaolin Temple in Henan (during 1928) – as the Head Monk refused to align the Temple with US imperialist intentions (there was also Chinese Nationalists who were lay-disciples of the Shaolin Temple – and Chiang Kai-Shek considered this a threat to his political power). Indeed, this Nationalist lurch to the right led to the rise of the separate Communist Party of China (CPC) – which split from Nationalist on ideological grounds. The Nationalists deviated away from Sun Yatsen’s (Chinese) vision and embraced a US model of predatory capitalism and liberal democracy – two completely alien concepts to the ethnic Chinese mind. The CPC chose Marxist-Leninism and centralised democracy – and this dichotomy explains the situation between Taiwan and the Mainland today. The Nationalists invaded Taiwan in the late 1940s and have dominated it ever since. Under Trump II – White (Eurocentric) attitudes are being inflicted once again throughout Taiwan society.

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Racist Trump Divides China!

Taiwan: US “Blocks” Mainland China Apps Throughout Colony! (31.1.2026)

The move comes after these apps were placed on a “high-risk” list by the island’s digital affairs authorities to “prevent children and adolescents from exposure to age-inappropriate content” and to address “possible cybersecurity risks.”

The island’s education authorities also warned that primary and secondary schools should not use these apps in teaching activities.

A mainland spokesperson on Wednesday criticized Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party authorities for hyping up the so-called information security risks of mainland apps, noting that these measures have deprived people on the island of the freedom to use social networking platforms.

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