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Japanese renowned female table tennis player, Kasumi Ishikawa (30), announced retirement a week ago.
In interview, a Xinhua correspondent humbly requested her to answer in Chinese as she was known as a good Chinese speaker. Her fans in China would be happy to listen. Neighbors should be like this, guys :)


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UtW0F1zaMw
 
Tomokazu Harimoto (19), Japanese male table tennis player.
He was born to Chinese parents in Japan and can speak Chinese well.

He received interview with Kasumi Ishikawa in China in 2020.
Chinese people are always happy to listen foreigners speaking their language.
This may be the best and fastest way to make friends with them IMO.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pL0YpFjzlvA
 
Seki-hei (61). Japanese critic about China-Japan relationship.
He was an exile from the Tiananmen Square Incident in 1989.
His criticism against CCP is still intense.

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Photo: 【日曜に書く】論説顧問・斎藤勉 石平さん「日本人」の心意気(1/2ページ)
 
"A former government-patronized scholar Yoichi Takahashi (67) criticizes Kishida's son."

I think that old men should have some more geneousity with mild saying for the youngsters.
Takahashi was a loyal propaganda tool for Abe and his bad friends who snatched the government budget for their own private businesses as they willed.

 
Air France Aircraft Returns to Kansai Airport, Nose dents, No injuries

Air France flight 291 (Airbus A350) bound for Paris, which took off from Kansai Airport in Osaka Pref. around 11:15 am on the 28th, returned due to trouble and landed at Kansai Airport around 2:25 pm on the same day. According to the Kansai Airport Office of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, the nose was dented. The office and related organizations are investigating the cause.

According to the office, the aircraft turned back off the coast of Miyagi Prefecture due to signs indicating trouble on the weather radar and speedometer. None of the 324 crew members and passengers were injured. The runway was closed for about 50 minutes, affecting a total of 11 flights using Kansai International Airport.

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Air France Aircraft Returns to Kansai Airport, Nose dents, No injuries

Air France flight 291 (Airbus A350) bound for Paris, which took off from Kansai Airport in Osaka Pref. around 11:15 am on the 28th, returned due to trouble and landed at Kansai Airport around 2:25 pm on the same day. According to the Kansai Airport Office of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, the nose was dented. The office and related organizations are investigating the cause.

According to the office, the aircraft turned back off the coast of Miyagi Prefecture due to signs indicating trouble on the weather radar and speedometer. None of the 324 crew members and passengers were injured. The runway was closed for about 50 minutes, affecting a total of 11 flights using Kansai International Airport.

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That does not look like a bird strike though it probably is. If it is a structural failure it may be interior delamination due to water but that is unlikely as everyone has known for years that any damage to the paint on a radome must be repaired immediately or delamination occurs.

This is the second interesting Airbus incident in days. That Chinese Airbus door opening in flight is also interesting as it is supposed to be impossible to open emergency exits in flight.
 

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