Should we help Japan 5, should we help Japan

First of all, from the perspective of humanitarianism, we should help, so as to reflect the tolerance and generosity of a big country. Second, Japan's aggression is a matter of history, and they should be condemned, but we cannot die without help.

First of all, helping them is our generosity, out of humanitarianism. Secondly, now the world is connected, don't you say, the whole world is inseparable, Japan and China are also very closely related economically, if Japan is finished, their factories in China will also stop production, and then there will be laid-off workers, China's economy will also be affected, or the classic saying, helping others is helping yourself.

Although the Japanese have invaded our country, we should not forget the national shame, but from the perspective of some things in Japan in recent years, our country's Wenchuan ** Japanese have also helped us, our country, as a civilized country, the country has always advocated peace, so it should be helped.

Help, yes, there is a condition, that is, ** and tsunami occur every month, and my sister will donate money to them every day, one dollar a day.

Out of humanitarianism, it should be helped

Why, many countries in the world already have opinions on China, and if they don't go, they can't scold China to death.

Don't say anything and don't be afraid of what people say, what they need our import and export, it's all fart! When others need you, you are the savior, and when they don't, you kick them away. What exercises did India and Vietnam before.

We should extend a helping hand appropriately, not only because China is a responsible big country, but also because there are Chinese compatriots in Japan.

In the spirit of international humanitarianism, we should help. After all, it is not a man-made disaster, but a natural disaster.

We should let the Japanese know that good is rewarded with good and evil is rewarded with evil, and this is the greatest help.

**Or some behavior, there is nothing to blame, after all, it is the time to show the image of the country and the enterprise. However, we are not in favor of individual donations, so let's send some blessings!

It can be said that helping Japan now is equivalent to not helping Japan in the future, and the landlord slowly realized.

The prime minister has done a very good job at the press conference, not to be too extreme, to lend a helping hand, and to show the world the demeanor of the Chinese nation.

Out of morality, help.

For the sake of China's future development, it should not be helped.

If you want me to say yes, Bu should help.

Help (show our generosity), happy (who is not happy who is stupid).

What do you think? Whatever it means, if you help more, you're sorry for your ancestors, you're sorry for those who died before, and if you don't help, you can do it for others to see, and you can just give a little help.

We can help Japanese women solve their sexual problems.

Help: When rescuing, you can wait for the opportunity to kill the alive.

I think the whole country should celebrate.

Summary. I'm a Q&A master life expert dumpling teacher. The Origin and Development of Japan's Aid to China In December 1979, Japan and China formally established diplomatic relations, starting a long period of cooperation and exchanges between the two countries.

As a neighboring country, China has a huge market potential and huge development needs, which is an important economic opportunity for Japan. This was the beginning of Japan's aid to China, which gradually grew into a long-term cooperative project.

I am a teacher who asks the master of life and dumplings. The Origin and Development of Japan's Aid to China In December 1979, Japan and China formally established diplomatic relations, starting a long-term cooperation and exchange between the two countries. As a neighboring country, China has a huge market potential and huge development needs, which is an important economic opportunity for Japan.

This was the beginning of Japan's assistance to the Chinese people, and it gradually grew into a long-term cooperative project.

Supporting China's development in various fields Japan's aid is mainly in the form of loans, with a cumulative amount of trillions of yen. These funds have supported 231 projects in a variety of sectors, including terminals, ports, power, hydropower stations and telecommunications. These aid projects have played a crucial role in promoting China's development.

Japan has built a lot of important infrastructure in China with aid from the Japan Agency. For example, Japanese aid financed the construction of the Beijing Subway Line 1, which played an important role in the mobility of Beijing's citizens. In addition, Japan has provided loan support to help China build a modern center to provide medical care and services to people in need.

In addition, Japan's assistance has also promoted the construction of ports and terminals in China, providing convenient conditions for logistics and logistics.

China Has Repaid Loans, Does Not Claim Historical Guilt Although Japan's aid has played an important role in China's development, it is necessary to point out that most of the aid is provided in the form of compensation. China has repaid these loans on time over the past few decades. Unlike other war-victims, China has not demanded compensation from Japan, nor has it held Japan accountable for its historical crimes. Cong Ah.

I think it should be decided according to my actual situation.

I don't know what you're going to do.

If you are going to university, you will need a relatively large amount of expenses to pay tuition and admission fees when you enroll.

If your family is really difficult to maintain, and you really can't find a job in Japan, and you can't support your finances, then it's not a bad idea to return to your home country as soon as possible.

There are some international students who are financially struggling and have been spending money in Japan, but they have been consumed halfway, and when they are 2 or 3 years old, they are financially strapped and return to China before they graduate. Because the study abroad period at the university is relatively long, if you can't solve it financially, you need long-term support from your family. Therefore, it is also wise to return to China while the expenses are not too much and the debt is not too large.

If you go to graduate school, you may be able to grit your teeth and come over because of the shorter time it takes.

However, as the first floor said, it is basically impossible to return to China for a period of time and then come back.

The biggest problem for landlords now is that they can't find a job in Japan, which has a certain reason for the economic downturn in Japan and has a certain impact on the place where the landlord is located. But I personally think that the main reason is still the landlord. Either you can't do Japanese, and you don't learn Japanese well for half a year, or you learn Japanese for half a year, and it's generally enough to find a part-time job.

Either there is not enough communication with the seniors who study abroad at the same school or around them. Many international students who have just arrived in Japan find a job through a referral from their seniors. There are not many international students who have been unable to find a job in Japan for half a year.

It is recommended that the landlord try again and try to find a more stable odd job as soon as possible, after all, it is not easy to come to Japan.

If that doesn't work, consider returning home. I have studied in Japan, I know some Japanese, and it is also an advantage to find a job in Japan.

I think the most important thing for you now is to find a job, and because you can't find a job right now, that's why you're thinking, where are you in Japan? Don't you have a Chinese product store near you? If you have it, go and get a Chinese newspaper with a dispatch company run by Chinese, and the time may be a little lower, which is better than not having a job.

Another one is like what the owner of the third floor said, ask the classmates around you who are already working, and see if they can introduce you to it.

I don't know where you are in Japan, it may not be easy to find a job if you just come to Japan, the language is not good, but as long as you can endure hardship, you can quickly find a job, and hardship is to go to a language school for 1 or 2 years, and there are free part-time job magazines in Japan 24 hours a day, as long as you want to do a lot of hard work and don't need language, you should be able to find it, now the Japanese economy is not very good, people with great development or return to China to take advantage of the current big economy to do a lot of work to earn more RMB is a real thing, If you feel that you are really not suitable for Japan, don't think about any nostalgia, and go back to China happily to find a way, and you said that you have already booked a ticket to return to Japan, so what's the use of thinking about it now? Anyway, there are only 2 choices, 1 refund, continue the original dream in Japan, grit your teeth and stick to the graduation of the language school. 2. When you return to your home country, you can do whatever you want.

It's best to go back to China first, and it's not too late to learn the language in China. If you learn the language well, the time you spend in a language school is shorter, the cost is lower, and it is easier to find a job (in fact, the Japanese restaurant industry is still quite easy to find a job, and the salary is very high if you want to "dispatch", etc.), so you can spend a lot less money, come on!