曼曼悠然
心簡單，世界就簡單
有時侯懷疑一個民族骨子裏的東西，是不是就象一個人血液裏的因子，是有遺傳性的？看日本政府一代又一代，總時不時就有些瘋狂的言行，要麽侵占這裏，要麽霸占那裏，總是因為領土問題與鄰國起紛爭。象這次突然宣布要將“釣魚島”國有化，確實讓全地球的中國人氣不過來！再想想這一百年來日本對中國的欺負、淩辱，舊恨新仇，更是難以言喻！
要表達心中的憤怒，要報複他們，要給他們還以顏色，喊得最多的口號竟隻能是 - “抵製日貨”！大家才驚然發現，在這幾十年間，日貨已悄無聲息地攻陷了整個神州大地。中國人繼甲午戰爭戰敗給日本賠償了三年GDP後，在近代又源源不斷為他們的GDP作著貢獻。沒辦法！誰叫日本產品是“中產一族”的寵物呢！日本車、日本電器、日本電子…… 曾是多少中產家庭的必需品。在這個“象牙塔”結構的社會，能夠完全摒棄日貨而使用奢侈歐美貨的人，畢竟不多吧。小康水平的普通老百姓，還是要使用“性價比”相對較高的日本貨。並且隨著中產一族人數的增加，這個市場的需求也越來越大。所以“抵製日貨”喊了幾十年，還是不能阻止中國成為日本最大的貿易國。小日本看在眼裏，可能都在掩嘴竊笑呢！所以屢屢劍走偏鋒，不斷挑戰中國人的底線。
覺得日本人骨子裏有股傲慢，可能是因為他們身後有著強勁的經濟後盾吧。還記得多年前去日本探望一位好朋友，朋友的先生是美國人，之前在香港工作了十年，沒有學會一句中文。他說：“不用學！走到街上，大家見我是鬼佬，都會跟我說英文。”後來公司將他調去日本分部，去到的第一個月，他們就要匆匆忙忙找語言學校學日文了。沒辦法，那裏根本不會有人與他說英文，他們一下變得又聾又啞，就連公司分配給他的手提電腦，也是日文版的，他完全靠記憶去運用。探訪期間，還認識了幾個英國去的家庭，他們說覺得在日本做“外國人”很自卑：去租房子，有些房東見他們是外國人，就是不租，寧願房子丟空，也不租；有一些酒吧，門口就貼著– “隻許日本人進入”……外人怎麽感受，他們真的不大在乎。 別看日本產品遍布全世界，但其實內銷才是它主要的來源，日本國民的購買力非常的強大，他們最好的產品，都留著內銷，不依賴出口。
當然，這都是發生在經濟危機之前啦！一場金融危機，全世界好像重新洗過了牌。今時今日日本的國力，早已大不如前，近年的地震、核爆，更是令它元氣大傷。不知你有沒留意，其實不知在什麽時候，日本對世界、對亞洲的影響，都在漸漸地淡出……
我已不記得有多少年沒看過日劇或日片了，這幾年追的都是韓劇、韓片和韓星；也不記得有多少年沒用過日本的電子產品了，這幾年追隨的都是“喬布斯”的團隊；日本的日用品、護膚品甚至電器，以前都是我的最愛，但這幾年都漸漸被其他品牌取代了，覺得它們比不上其他國家的牌子；就連偶爾想看看亞洲的潮流資訊，第一時間想的也是韓國……
無需置疑，日本已漸漸失去他在亞洲的領頭位置。不要說他的身邊正崛起著一個“巨人”，就連他的小鄰“韓先生”，這幾年也一直追著他打。“韓先生”家裏的影視業、電子業甚至體育水平，都已經趕上日本，而“韓先生”一直來勢凶猛的“汽車製造業”，說不定也正好在這場“抵製日貨”的運動中，殺出一條血路呢！
環顧世界，日本，其實真的已經沒有囂張的資本了！
日本貨，對於“中產一族”，不再是不可取代的寵物了。能夠選擇、能夠比較的品牌，真的是越來越多。不進則退！不知號稱“全世界最有危機感”的日本人，能不能嗅出危機的味道來？到哪一天“抵製日貨”無需再喊出來，日貨都已漸漸被市場淘汰，到那時，還需抗日嗎？
在這個非常時期，它更應該修養身息，好好調整，與左鄰右裏搞好關係，而不是四處點火，霸氣外泄。要知道，得道多助，失道寡助。
“抗日！”真的希望隻是一句口號。我不希望看到戰爭的一天，最好永遠都不要發生！在地球資源越來越匱乏的今天，每一次的戰爭都是一次巨大的資源浪費。兩個民族經曆了這麽多的磨合才走到今天，真的應該好好珍惜，共同生存。
這已說明為什麽有些中國外嫁女對洋人這麽崇拜。
Look at the JETRO survey, China is practically exporting clothing in exchange of textile machinery.
Exports:
Due to influence from the Japan disaster, car exports declined, exports of semiconductors and other electronic components shrank sharply
Japan’s exports to China in 2011 showed double-digit growth in the first quarter, on the back of China’s steady economy (its real GDP growth rate in 2011: 9.2%）. However, due to influence from the Great East Japan Earthquake, the growth rate dropped to single-digit in April and May, as a result of a sharp decrease in electric equipment, raw materials and transportation equipment.
Following restoration of production bases, the rate recovered almost to double-digits from June to September, but fell again after October for three consecutive months due to the downturn in the Chinese economy and Europe’s debt crisis.
By product, Japanese shipments of chemical products and general machinery such as metal processing/textile machinery increased, while raw materials and electric equipment including electric circuits almost leveled off, and automobiles were down.
Breakdown by product category：
A sharp rise was seen in the exports of metal processing/textile machinery, manufacturing equipment for semiconductors and other devices and industrial robots, backed by China’s expanding industrial production, rising labor cost and manpower shortage.
A decline was noted in exports of nonferrous metal products including automobiles and refined copper, due to the shortage of parts caused by supply chain disruptions from factories damaged by the Japan disaster. Meanwhile exports of semiconductors and other electronic components and car parts leveled off.
Exports of construction/mining machinery, which rose sharply in the previous year, showed a decline in 2011 due to a decrease of real estate investments reflecting the impact of the Chinese government’s tight monetary policies. Food exports also dropped significantly due to China’s tightening regulations on food imports from Japan following the nuclear accident.
IMPORTS：
Imports surged, fueled by smart phones, emergency supplies
A steady increase was noted in Japanese imports from China in 2011. In addition to imports of electric equipment such as communications devices, clothing and accessories, general machinery, raw materials and foods also showed double-digit growth. Imports of items such as electric fans and batteries shot up as a result of demand to conserve energy following the March disaster.
Breakdown by product category：
Imports of smart phones surged with their increase in popularity. As for chemical products, imports of rare earths and rare metals declined in terms of number, while sharply rising in terms of value, backed by their soaring prices.
Imports of clothing and clothing accessories were up by nearly 20%, despite the recent trend for makers to shift production from China to other Asian countries seeking lower production cost. The growth was fueled by rising import unit value caused by high value added products manufactured in China and an increase in the imports of functional clothing designed to help conserve energy. Food imports rose by nearly 20%, backed by fading concern for Chinese food safety, and rising domestic demand for low price products.
Imports of electric fans, power generators, batteries, flashlights and portable radios soared, reflecting increased needs which have arisen from the electricity shortage and nation-wide power saving measures as well as demand for emergency supplies following the March 11 disaster.
China’s share of all Japanese trade dropped, the first decline in 21 years
The pace of increase in Japan’s trade with China grew by 14.3%, which was less than that of Japan’s overall trade, 14.7%. As a result, China accounted for 20.6% of all Japanese trade, dipping 0.1 point from the year earlier. This is the first such decline since 1990. While Japan’s share of exports to China grew to 19.7%, a record high, its share of imports from China decreased to 21.5%, a drop for two consecutive years reflecting significant expansion of imports from resource-rich countries. China, however, remains Japan’s largest trading partner in terms of import, export and total trade value.
1937 - 1945 日貨=仇貨, 不法商人公開正法
全黨安內處理薄，全力安保18大。不抗日了。釣島給他了。
該買豐田就買吧。