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さほど遠くない将来に中華人民共和国は少なくとも台灣及び尖閣諸島、事によると沖縄へ武力侵攻するのだろう。自分ならせめて本土、出来ればアメリカ大陸へ移住先確保しとくな。
November 25, 2025 at 7:52 AM
さほど遠くない将来に中華人民共和国は少なくとも台灣及び尖閣諸島、事によると沖縄へ武力侵攻するのだろう。自分ならせめて本土、出来ればアメリカ大陸へ移住先確保しとくな。
日本の原発に地雷の働きがあるとは思いもよらなかった。
November 25, 2025 at 4:53 AM
日本の原発に地雷の働きがあるとは思いもよらなかった。
X上で動画内容に虚偽の日本語説明をつけたポストに、9割以上の脊髄反射する返信がついて、虚偽を指摘するポストで打ち止めさせるまでだいぶかかっているのを見た所。
November 25, 2025 at 3:36 AM
X上で動画内容に虚偽の日本語説明をつけたポストに、9割以上の脊髄反射する返信がついて、虚偽を指摘するポストで打ち止めさせるまでだいぶかかっているのを見た所。
お教えありがとう X上にポストされてるのも見ました。なのでXやめてこちらに来ました。
日本で報じたのは #赤旗 くらいのよう．イーロン・マスクのX（旧Twitter）のAIであるGrokが、質問に対してナチの大虐殺を否定する回答をしてしまった．当のGrok自身がそのような「ホロコースト否定論者が繰り返す」主張をそのまま回答してしまったことを認めています．
November 23, 2025 at 10:26 AM
お教えありがとう X上にポストされてるのも見ました。なのでXやめてこちらに来ました。
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The story of Hong Liangji 洪亮吉 (1746–1809) is a wild ride, I truly enjoyed reading about lately.
It starts when Qianlong favored the official Heshen 和珅 (1750–1799), who enriched himself and created factions within court. Once he died, Hong sent a letter to the (1/6)
It starts when Qianlong favored the official Heshen 和珅 (1750–1799), who enriched himself and created factions within court. Once he died, Hong sent a letter to the (1/6)
February 23, 2024 at 9:02 PM
The story of Hong Liangji 洪亮吉 (1746–1809) is a wild ride, I truly enjoyed reading about lately.
It starts when Qianlong favored the official Heshen 和珅 (1750–1799), who enriched himself and created factions within court. Once he died, Hong sent a letter to the (1/6)
It starts when Qianlong favored the official Heshen 和珅 (1750–1799), who enriched himself and created factions within court. Once he died, Hong sent a letter to the (1/6)
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I love this thread! A couple additions from the Chester Beatty Library in Dublin:
- a record on jade, in Chinese and Manchu, of an honorary title granted by the Shunzhi Emperor to his great-grandfather
- part of an essay by the Qianlong Emperor on the Mandate of Heaven, in nephrite jade and gold
- a record on jade, in Chinese and Manchu, of an honorary title granted by the Shunzhi Emperor to his great-grandfather
- part of an essay by the Qianlong Emperor on the Mandate of Heaven, in nephrite jade and gold
June 16, 2023 at 6:20 PM
I love this thread! A couple additions from the Chester Beatty Library in Dublin:
- a record on jade, in Chinese and Manchu, of an honorary title granted by the Shunzhi Emperor to his great-grandfather
- part of an essay by the Qianlong Emperor on the Mandate of Heaven, in nephrite jade and gold
- a record on jade, in Chinese and Manchu, of an honorary title granted by the Shunzhi Emperor to his great-grandfather
- part of an essay by the Qianlong Emperor on the Mandate of Heaven, in nephrite jade and gold
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Originally dedicated to the Qianlong Emperor to celebrate his 60th birthday and his mother's 80th birthday, the palace complex was designed to resemble the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet.
September 25, 2023 at 5:51 PM
Originally dedicated to the Qianlong Emperor to celebrate his 60th birthday and his mother's 80th birthday, the palace complex was designed to resemble the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet.
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That’s fascinating! I wonder — will be digging into the Qianlong Emperor’s cats to see what I can find about them in the written record, but anecdotally when I was in Beijing more than a decade ago the strays were mostly white, but that had changed when I was back in 2018
March 12, 2024 at 4:50 AM
That’s fascinating! I wonder — will be digging into the Qianlong Emperor’s cats to see what I can find about them in the written record, but anecdotally when I was in Beijing more than a decade ago the strays were mostly white, but that had changed when I was back in 2018
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TIL about Chinese naming taboos wrt Emperor.
"In 1777, Wang Xihou, in his dictionary, criticized the Kangxi dictionary and wrote the Qianlong Emperor's name without leaving out any stroke as required. This disrespect resulted in his and his family's executions and confiscation of their property"
"In 1777, Wang Xihou, in his dictionary, criticized the Kangxi dictionary and wrote the Qianlong Emperor's name without leaving out any stroke as required. This disrespect resulted in his and his family's executions and confiscation of their property"
April 1, 2024 at 6:33 PM
TIL about Chinese naming taboos wrt Emperor.
"In 1777, Wang Xihou, in his dictionary, criticized the Kangxi dictionary and wrote the Qianlong Emperor's name without leaving out any stroke as required. This disrespect resulted in his and his family's executions and confiscation of their property"
"In 1777, Wang Xihou, in his dictionary, criticized the Kangxi dictionary and wrote the Qianlong Emperor's name without leaving out any stroke as required. This disrespect resulted in his and his family's executions and confiscation of their property"
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Auspicious Roe Deer, Giuseppe Castiglione, c. 1750.
December 19, 2024 at 10:14 AM
Auspicious Roe Deer, Giuseppe Castiglione, c. 1750.
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275 years apart: the 4,500-year-old cypress tree, the oldest in China.
⬅️ Painting by Qing Emperor Qianlong
➡️ Modern photograph
⬅️ Painting by Qing Emperor Qianlong
➡️ Modern photograph
January 12, 2025 at 5:13 AM
275 years apart: the 4,500-year-old cypress tree, the oldest in China.
⬅️ Painting by Qing Emperor Qianlong
➡️ Modern photograph
⬅️ Painting by Qing Emperor Qianlong
➡️ Modern photograph
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This truly colossal figure of Guanyin, standing 73 feet (22.28 meters) tall, and is called the "largest wooden image of the Buddha in the world" (but it's a Bodhisattva). The halls at Puning Temple are built in Tibetan style at the (Manchu) Qianlong Emperor's Mountain Resort. Chengde, Hebei, China
February 2, 2025 at 1:30 PM
This truly colossal figure of Guanyin, standing 73 feet (22.28 meters) tall, and is called the "largest wooden image of the Buddha in the world" (but it's a Bodhisattva). The halls at Puning Temple are built in Tibetan style at the (Manchu) Qianlong Emperor's Mountain Resort. Chengde, Hebei, China
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Ornament (Shi) in the Form of a Dragon, Qing dynasty, probably Qianlong period (1736-1795). Carved tortoiseshell with incised decoration, 5.4 x 8.26 x .32 cm. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Gift of Albert G. Wassenich (34.13.946).
February 4, 2025 at 7:39 AM
Ornament (Shi) in the Form of a Dragon, Qing dynasty, probably Qianlong period (1736-1795). Carved tortoiseshell with incised decoration, 5.4 x 8.26 x .32 cm. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Gift of Albert G. Wassenich (34.13.946).