In 1969, a right-wing Japanese film titled [A Kaigun / Gateway to Glory] was released in Japan. The film attracted little attention there, but it drew the interest of the PRC, which imported it as an “internal reference film” for criticizing Japanese militarism.
At the time, Marshal Lin Biao was the second most powerful figure after Mao Zedong. He served as Vice Chairman and had been designated by Mao as his successor. Lin Biao’s son, Lin Liguo, was highly intelligent and was reputed to be a “super genius.” In 1970, at the age of 25, Lin Liguo became deputy director of the Office of the Air Force Command and effectively gained control over the PLAAF.
Lin Liguo became obsessed with this film and Imperial Japanese Navy. Ambitious and radical, he established a secret organization within the PLAAF called the “United Fleet,” using various IJN terms as codewords. The “United Fleet” allegedly planned to use the PLAAF and PLA generals loyal to Marshal Lin Biao to assassinate Mao Zedong, eliminate the Gang of Four, and seize control of China.
In September 1971, during Mao Zedong’s inspection tour of southern China, Lin Liguo allegedly attempted to act on this plan and trying to kill Mao. At the most dangerous moment, Mao could only rely on controlling his train, uncertain which cities were friendly or hostile. Much like during the Long March, he ultimately escaped through complicated maneuvers and returned safely to Beijing.
After realizing that the coup had failed, Lin Liguo, together with his mother and several associates and Lin Biao, hijacked a Trident aircraft along with several helicopters in an attempt to flee to the Soviet Union. The aircraft eventually crashed in Mongolia during the night. This became known as the Lin Biao Incident, or the “9.13 Incident.”
Modern historians generally believe that Lin Biao himself was not aware of his son’s conspiracy. The incident ultimately strengthened the political influence of the Gang of Four.
>――みぞれが「私、希美のこと、大好き」と言ったことに対し、希美が「私も、みぞれのオーボエ大好き」と返すところのすれ違いも印象的でした。
武田 みぞれから希美に向けた「好き」は、子どもがお母さんのことを好きというのに近いんです。無邪気で他意のない好き。一緒にいたいだけ。希美はもう大人というか、結構傷もついているし、大人になって成長しているので、そういう無邪気さがちょっと受け止められないみたいなところがあって、そこのすれ違いなんですよね。二人がもっと年を取って、三十歳くらいになったらうまくいくかも。希美が結婚して子どもも生まれて、みぞれが「私はお母さんの友達よ」と言えるような、大人の距離感ができたらうまくいくと思います。
"—The tragic disconnect where Mizore says, "I love Nozomi," and Nozomi responds, "I love Mizore's oboe too," was also quite memorable.
Takeda: "The 'love' Mizore directs toward Nozomi is close to how a child loves their mother—an innocent, uncalculating affection where she just wants to be together. Nozomi, on the other hand, is already more of an adult, or rather, she's been hurt quite a bit and is growing up as an adult, so she has a hard time fully accepting that pure innocence. That's where the disconnect lies. When they get older, maybe around age thirty, things might work out better. Once Nozomi gets married and has children, and Mizore can say to the kid, 'I'm a friend of your mother's'—if they can establish that kind of mature sense of distance, I think things will go smoothly.""
It's already annoying enough that Takeda keeps hinting through other characters in the spin-off novel Watching as You Fly Away that Nozomi will eventually get a boyfriend and get married. Takeda's statements this time are completely contradictory to the ideas Naoko Yamada expressed in Liz and the Blue Bird. Unfortunately, with Yamada and other key staff from Liz and the Blue Bird having left or passed away, there is no one left to refute it.
Typically, a retiring Shanghai mayor would go to Beijing to take up a comfortable sinecure for the rest of his life. Jiang Zemin, however, had other plans. Having spent most of his life as an engineer, as he approached retirement from his post as Mayor of Shanghai in 1989, he hoped to return to his alma mater, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, to educate a new generation of Chinese engineers as a professor.
Shanghai Jiao Tong University then assembled hundreds of professors to evaluate him, and Jiang defended his academic credentials with his paper, “Energy Development Trends and Major Energy Conservation Measures.” Ultimately, the panel of hundreds of professors voted to approve his appointment as a professor at the university.
However, the political turmoil of 1989 prevented him from retiring normally and taking up the teaching position. Quoting Lin Zexu’s famous words—“I would give my life for my country’s cause; how could I avoid it out of fear or seek it out for personal benefit?”—Jiang left Shanghai to become China’s new leader.
After stepping down as China leader in 2004, he was no longer permitted to be a professor. He teach the new generation of Chinese engineers through Shanghai Jiao Tong University by publishing academic works on energy, electronics, and information technology, as well as translating the works of his former Soviet mentor.
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In December 1986, large-scale student protests broke out in Shanghai. Shanghai mayor Jiang Zemin, went to his alma mater SJTU, to hold talks with students. Opposition leaders had originally planned to subject him to a Cultural Revolution–style denunciation and to incite demonstrations on the spot. Jiang engaged in a five-hour debate with three thousand students and managed to persuade most of them. He also offer a interesting idea: the Cultural Revolution was in fact an extremely democratic movement, and that the disaster resulted from democracy spiraling out of control. So the tragic of Cultural Revolution should never happen again.
Jiang Zemin had rich experience in student movements, having participated in them since 1943 at the Japanese-occupied Nanjing Central University. During the Chinese Civil War at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, his eloquence allowed him to dismantle anti-communist student activities and incite pro-communist ones. In 1986, Jiang's debate at Jiao Tong University and his thorough ideological groundwork enabled the university to navigate the 1989 student movement smoothly.
Thanks to Jiang Zemin's keen awareness of the situation and thorough preparation in 1986 and 1989, combined with his eloquence and the widespread support among Shanghai citizens, student opposition representatives in Shanghai were left isolated and helpless. As a result, Shanghai peacefully weathered both the 1986 student demonstrations and the 1989 political crisis. In 1989, as both the reformist and conservative factions in Beijing suffered mutual defeat in their struggle, Jiang Zemi and the "Red Engineers" took control of China's leadership.
据网友发布的信息，涉事女生为赣州一名在读中专生，家境困难，全家每月依靠约2000元低保金维持生活。女孩痴迷追星，靠暑假打零工攒下的积蓄，加上平时省下来的部分补助，凑了大约三千到五千元，打算去香港看偶像的演唱会。
出发之前，当地对口帮扶的工作人员和家里人反复劝过她，明确说出境高消费会触发低保动态复核，全家的低保都保不住。但女孩还是去了香港。等她回来之后，民政部门通过大数据核查到了出境记录，启动了低保资格复核，最终这一家人的低保被全部取消。有自称女孩表姐的家属发文称这件事对家里打击很大，“天塌了”。
9月6日，记者注意到原帖已被删除。记者致电赣州市民政局核实此事，接听电话的值班人员表示，目前市本级和下面的县市区都在做核查，“现在还不确定”。被问到涉事女生具体是哪个区县的，对方回应称正在排查。
针对事件涉及的法律问题，北京市惠诚律师事务所上海分所李夙律师分析认为，低保的认定标准是家庭整体经济状况，按照《社会救助暂行办法》，低保家庭需要接受动态核查，实际生活水平明显超出救助标准的，可以依法终止低保待遇。
《江西省社会救助家庭经济状况评估办法》也明确，自费出境旅游娱乐属于高消费核查情形，纳入低保期间存在高消费行为且无法说明正当理由的，应当停止救助。出境赴港看演唱会属于自费娱乐型出境消费，符合高消费核查的情形。
从这个角度看，如果网络情况属实，女孩数千元的享受型消费，即便钱是自己打工挣的，这种消费能力也和低保保障基本生存的制度初衷相矛盾，加上事前工作人员已经告知过后果，民政部门启动复核、取消低保，是有法律依据的。
The predecessor of Yimin Food Factory was an American-owned plant and served as a logistics facility for the Kuomintang during the Chinese Civil War. In 1947, Jiang Zemin worked as an engineer at the factory while operating as a underground Communist agent. During the Shanghai Campaign in 1949, he organized a worker uprising to prevent the KMT demolishing the factory in retreat. After the PLA took control, the plant was renamed Yimin Food Factory, with Jiang serving as vice factory director and engineer.
In 1950, when foreign brands still dominated Shanghai's cold drink market, Jiang created the Bright brand ("光明牌"), turning it into China's first national cold drink brand and securing widespread commercial success across Shanghai. Though Jiang left Yimin in 1952, he maintained a lifelong affection for the factory and the brand. In 1989, when he was called to Beijing to become China's new leader, he insisted on visiting Yimin Food Factory one last time before departing Shanghai.
In 1993, Yimin Food Factory was acquired by Hong Kong's A.S. Watson Group, which shelved the Bright brand to favor its own Mountain Cream line. Returning to Shanghai in 1995 as China President, Jiang was deeply angered to find that Bright had vanished. He compelled Watson's to sell back the factory and the brand, which were subsequently reorganized into the Bright Group with backing from state-owned enterprises. Today, Bright remains a iconic food brand throughout the Yangtze River Delta.
Written by the famous Okouchi Ichirou.
Movie itself is Mid, but this scence is Chad.