popyard.org各位同胞：
今天，在美国麻省理工（MIT）的主页上出现约一百多幅上个世纪日本人屠杀中国人的画报，还美其名日本艺术


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据查这些画报来源于一个任教于麻省理工的日本叫兽 Shigereu Miyagawa的课程。

b此人的联系办法是：

[email]miyagawa@mit.edu[/email],

电话：617-253-6346。

麻省理工的中国学生已经正在发起各种抗议活动。如果你是中国人，请通过适当途径向这个日本人，以及mit校方提出抗议。

附：OLD CHINA, NEW JAPAN

In contrast to Kiyochika’s distinctive thematic compositions, many woodblock artists reveled in the tumult and chaos of the battlefield. They offered their audience riotous melees—congested spectacles that invite the viewer to scrutinize the scene, sort out the combatants, discover any number of intimate details. Sometimes the detail is so dense it is startling to be reminded that these popular artworks were usually tossed off in a matter of days.

Still, predictable patterns give order to this chaos. Discipline （the Japanese side） prevails over disarray （the Chinese）. The sword-wielding Japanese officer and bayonet-thrusting infantryman are invariably present—and easy to locate, since their black uniforms contrast sharply to the flamboyant clothing and paraphernalia of the Chinese. The enemy’s garments vary from battle to battle but are always colorful and frequently decorated with elaborate designs. Their headgear suggests that they employ many different haberdashers. In contrast to the ubiquitous rising-sun-with-rays military flag of the Japanese, Chinese banners and ensigns feature a range of designs. Sometimes the enemy employ archaic weapons such as a three-prong pike or trident. Here and there they carry old-fashioned round shields decorated with garish face-like designs. The braided queues worn by Chinese men often stretch out like ropes or snakes; sometimes they are coiled in a bun. In short, the Chinese are riotous in every way—disgracefully so in their behavior, and delightfully so in their accoutrements.


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“Great Attack in Snow at Fort of One-Hundred-Foot Cliff Near Weihaiwei:

Illustration of Major General Odera’s Desperate Fight - Commander of the 11th Brigade”

by Utagawa Kokunimasa, February 1895

[2000_102] Sharf Collection, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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“Chinese and Japanese Troops: Picture of a Fierce Battle at Gaiping” by Nakagawa, February 1895

[21_1540] Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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“Sino-Japanese War: The Fierce Battle on the Floating Bridge at Jiuliancheng”

by Kobayashi Toshimitsu, October 1894

[2000_023] Sharf Collection, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

spacespaceHeroic encounters between relative equals are not entirely absent from these depictions, however. A fairly typical rendering of a melee by Toshimitsu, for example, includes two swordsmen dueling to an uncertain finish. With comparable even-handedness, several quite spectacular prints by unidentified artists render individuals on both sides as almost mirror images of one another—faces frozen in Kabuki-like determination or similarly marked by rather individualized touches.

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“Picture of Our Forces Bringing About the

Fall of Pyongyang” by Kobayashi Toshimitsu,

September 1894 （with detail, right）

[2000_380_03] Sharf Collection,

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston


[img]http://ocw.mit.edu/ans7870/21f/21f.027j/throwing_off_asia/image/2000_380_03_duel.jpg[/img]

“Great Rear Attack by Our Second Army at Weihaiwei,” artist unknown, February 1895

（with details of Chinese, left, and Japanese, right）

[2000_113] Sharf Collection, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

转自:八阙

这个实在是太过分啦,请所有看到此贴的同胞发信给"麻绳理工"MIT校长Susan Hockfield, 以示抗议. 相信如果有超过100000人发反对信, 此教授将被免职. MIT校长联系方式(617)253-0148 phone (617)253-3124 fax

老道想苍风君看了一定雀跃不以。

楼上的还真是小人...
你嘴巴放干净点吧 自己是个大便 还乱放什么屁 该死死哪儿去 少到处折腾 傻b一个 挺好个论坛就因为这么个人渣不安顿

[quote name='银发的苍风…']楼上的还真是小人...
你嘴巴放干净点吧 自己是个大便 还乱放什么屁 该死死哪儿去 少到处折腾 傻b一个 挺好个论坛就因为这么个人渣不安顿[/QUOTE]
他纯小人一个, 没必要理他. 破口骂他也显得掉价.

国势弱而汉奸出

[quote name='phxphxphx']他纯小人一个, 没必要理他. 破口骂他也显得掉价.[/quote]
你说得对... 不听兽语... 不过其实这个小人也挺悲哀的 每次变着法儿的找人卖他... 也真不容易啊...

心眼比针尖还小，这种人。。。。

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MIT画报事件教授见面会
[url]http://www.backchina.org/main/showthread.php?t=353172[/url]

[quote name='银发的苍风…']楼上的还真是小人...
你嘴巴放干净点吧 自己是个大便 还乱放什么屁 该死死哪儿去 少到处折腾 傻b一个 挺好个论坛就因为这么个人渣不安顿[/QUOTE]


哈哈，你俩吵了多少年了都？还有劲吵呀。他傻B是公认的事实，干脆就论坛上这点人凑点钱雇上你把他废了算了。一了百了，Once and for all.

[quote name='要你命3000']哈哈，你俩吵了多少年了都？还有劲吵呀。他傻B是公认的事实，干脆就论坛上这点人凑点钱雇上你把他废了算了。一了百了，Once and for all.[/quote]

哈哈，楼上的还真有意思。爽快！ :thumbs_up

[quote name='要你命3000']哈哈，你俩吵了多少年了都？还有劲吵呀。他傻B是公认的事实，干脆就论坛上这点人凑点钱雇上你把他废了算了。一了百了，Once and for all.[/QUOTE]
haha 看来你也很想把他做掉嘛 有想法 哈哈 轮子们正做他呢... 傻b得连轮子都受不了了 汗...

[quote name='卧看春秋负平生']老道想苍风君看了一定雀跃不以。[/QUOTE]
??why??

听说那个日本人已经道歉了

人就是一种自私的动物哈，快乐的感觉如果不是建立在别人的痛苦上，便很难得到的说。。国人，外国人，日常生活，感情生活，都是如此

辽。萧瑟瑟（？-1121）

丞相朝来佩剑鸣，
千官侧目寂无声。
养成盗寇谋将及，
害尽忠良谏不行。
亲属尽连藩屏翰，
私门潜畜爪牙兵。
可怜二世秦天下，
犹向宫中望太平。