Total War System and Youth Culture in East Asia Looking at 20th Century Culture from the Changes of Mobilization Mode
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subculture, mobilization, theatre-type mobilization, total war system, mobilizer and mobilized, huang jiguang, three bomb soldiers, god of war
Abstract
In recent years the relations between the governments of Japan China and South Korea have been very tense The Chinese government often sends military aircraft or warships to the Senkaku Islands the Diaoyu Islands and the South Korean government stationed its troops on Takeshima Dokdo Their domestic media also reported daily on Japan s right-leaning An atmosphere of opposition to Japan is slowly brewing in the societies of the two countries The media in Japan also daily report the airspace and territorial water violations of Chinese military aircraft and warships as well as anti-Japanese trends in China and South Korea The societies of the three countries are slowly permeating an atmosphere of mutual hatred It seems that the entire East Asia lies in a vortex of opposition In a sense the government s declaration and media reports as well as the dissemination of literature and art are all modes of mobilizing the public But looking at the current situation in East Asia the results of the two mobilizations are completely opposite Behind it are mobilization changes
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