This is the worst time!
It is also the best era.
In this era, most people are actually very pure.
Pure good and pure bad.
Sometimes, the reason for harming someone may be just for a bag of cornmeal.
Sometimes, the reason for doing our best to help someone is simply that it can bring glory to the country.
It is probably difficult for people today to understand many people and things in that era.
Many people and things from that era have been buried under the earth and are no longer known.
In room 302 of the guesthouse of the First Automobile Manufacturing Plant in Chuncheng, it was already ten o'clock in the evening when Lin Huowang and the translators finished telling the stories of these comics.
But they were all extremely excited, and began to allocate tasks and division of labor one after another.
In this era, as foreign language translators, they were actually one of the first people to open their eyes to the world.
They have normal access to all Japanese newspapers and magazines, and they must also understand the real situation in Japan, including the economy, military, culture, and even breakthroughs and achievements in various niche fields.
Because only translators like them know the real situation first and then they can translate it to the decision-making leaders in the government.
so……
The saddest thing is that the more they learn about these truths, the more uncomfortable and desperate they feel about the situation in their own country.
Think about it, in Japan today, the average daily income of an average person may be equivalent to a farmer’s annual labor!
Not to mention, any ordinary citizen in Japan can use money to buy all the technological products and services he wants.
However, the vast majority of farmers in the country still needed coupons to buy anything. They worked hard all year round, and if they wanted to buy new clothes for their children, they had to find a way to get cloth coupons.
When Japanese children come back from school, they take the ample pocket money given by their parents and go to roadside bookstores or newsstands to buy the latest comic magazines and immerse themselves in the ocean of imagination of the comic world.
What about our Chinese children? They have to get up early to collect grass for the pigs before going to school. After school, they have to hurry up to feed the pigs and cook.
This is just a comparison in the simplest areas of people's livelihood, not to mention the fields of science and technology and the economy. Most of the Japanese translators present are usually taciturn.
It's not because they don't like talking to people, it's their nature, but they are really afraid of saying something wrong. They are afraid that once they open their mouths, they will talk to the people around them about the prosperity of Japan, the huge gap between our country and Japan, and this despairing economic gap!
In this day and age, if you show such emotions, you will be in big trouble!
But...if we don't say it, isn't it true?
They often feel painful. As the people in the country who can open their eyes and see the world, they would rather not see these things.
…
However, today.
They were surprised to find that there was such a person in our country who had so many wonderful fantasies in his mind.
The comics he planned are extremely attractive just by listening to them.
Japanese translators who are very familiar with Japanese society all agree that once Lin Huowang publishes this Japanese comics magazine, it will definitely sweep the entire Japanese comics industry.
By then...
It is a comic magazine made by a Chinese, dominating the entire Japanese comics industry.
Just thinking about this can make all ten Japanese translators so excited that they can't sleep!
"Comrade Haizi, don't talk about whether you will be paid or not. We are doing something so meaningful, even if we have to pay for it, and I will continue to help you even if I risk being fired from my job."
An elderly Japanese translator, probably nearly sixty years old, took off his glasses, shook Lin Huowang's hand vigorously, and spoke very sincerely.
"Comrade Haizi, this is Mr. Zhang Qiubai. He is arguably the most accomplished Japanese translator in our country.
He studied in Japan in his early years. Later, when the Anti-Japanese War broke out, he returned to China and joined the party organization. He has been carrying out espionage activities behind enemy lines in the Northeast, and cooperated with our party to uncover a lot of Japanese intelligence.
Later, he called on the country to open a Japanese translation school in Jilin Province in order to cultivate more students who understand Japan and help the country understand Japan more deeply so as to deal with Japan.
It is a pity that during the special period, Mr. Zhang Qiubai was reported and retaliated against because of his early experience studying in Japan.
Fortunately, he was rehabilitated a few years ago, and Mr. Zhang Qiubai returned to our Jilin Province's Foreign Affairs Translation Bureau, serving as the authoritative director of Japanese translation.
Your "A Generation" was a favorite of the old gentleman when he was at work. We could listen to him recite it more than ten times a day! "
A Japanese translator from Jilin Province knew that Lin Huowang did not know Mr. Zhang Qiubai, and immediately explained to him.
When Lin Huowang heard the name, he immediately recalled that Mr. Zhang Qiubai was a well-known patriotic intellectual.
In fact, his research and achievements in Japanese are no less than those of some of the great scholars in Japan.
If my own comic magazine had the participation of Mr. Zhang Qiubai, I could definitely do it in many Japanese translations, and it would be more authentic than the real Japanese comic magazines.
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