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頤和園の検索結果の写真を追加します。 2017/09/22 02:15:58 話は飛びますが、南京条約の話でしょうか。 道光帝が今更何か欲しいと言っているわけないし、 南京だとかなんだとか私知らないんだ。 中国語南京条约 ポルトガル語 Tratado de Nanquim 日本語に何の関係があるのか日本語のページもあるそうです。 日本語 南京条約 2017/09/21 01:22:46 ●印に、画像などを追加しました。 2017/08/15 00:59:19 青い服を着てるのかわからないけど、 ほかの曲になぜか手が届かない。 「私は、青空しか知らない。」と言わせる。 元会社員で、転職(?)されて、シンガーソングライターになったそうです。 ほかの人とちょっと違うしゃべり方、それは会社員のしゃべり方・・(?) 何だろう、とにかくかっこいい。本当、そう思ってる。 青空 https://youtu.be/nsGfbUptGQw 2017/08/11 17:56:39 地図を追加 新しいシルクロードが欲しいのはピンク色の地域? 2017/08/08 01:23:43 そういえば、JayChouさんも青い服を着ていた。BETTER TOGETHER 10 ピンクの靴が超目立つ。 宵の明星と月(1) L "MINE MINE" 青いカーテンの部屋の中の話でしたか(?) (映画の1コマだそうです) https://youtu.be/1YBl3Zbt80A ---------------------------------------------- 前回追加の※ a Poem of Tang にもうちょっと追加があります。 漢詩を目にする機会は殆どないので、全く知識がないです。 そんな私の周りですごく有名な詩です・・ と書いてはみましたが、最初の2行目くらいまで。(が、よく見える。) ・玄宗に仕えた杜甫の詩 國破山河在 城春草木深 感時花濺涙 恨別鳥驚心 烽火連三月 家書抵萬金 白頭搔更短 渾欲不勝簪 ・玄宗に仕えた李白の詩 李白の詩を(今日初めて)調べたところ、 この3首だと書いてあったので、転載します。 李白は、玄宗より前に仕えた皇帝の話か、 または自分を宮廷に取り立ててくれた許 圉師の話をしたいのかもしれません。 彼の詩は皇帝の詩として自分の皇后を賛美するための詩になるのかもしれません。 と書いてはみましたが、今ちょっと調べただけで、本当はよく分かりません・・。 雲想衣裳花想容 春風拂檻露華濃 若非羣玉山頭見 會向瑤臺月下逢 一枝濃艷露凝香 雲雨巫山枉斷腸 借問漢宮誰得似 可憐飛燕倚新粧 名花傾國兩相歡 常得君王帶笑看 解釋春風無限恨 沈香亭北倚闌干 私は、皇帝の皇后になった、楊貴妃はすごく美人でいい人だったと思うよ。 wikipedia 疏勒 (でいいのかな?)に載っていた地図 ・李白の夢 も追加 ● 東の海上の土地に中国の古代の詩人を探しに行く。 彼は、帰れないほど遠くの町にたどり着く。 寺院のmonkが得意げに笑う。 検索結果で見つけた写真です。 寺院の名前が分からないけど、これか? BellTowerRings? 中国のことは、みんなが、忘れてしまったと思います。 女性の名前も、1人も思い出せません。 最近は、有名な方でもいるのでしょうか。 でも、私は中国に行ったことがありません。 「あの赤い城壁は悪でした。 いいえ、あの城壁の中にいた者が悪でした。 都市になぜランタンが灯る? GreatBuildingの立ち並ぶCityから聞こえる女性の名前を、 みんな知っているのかもしれません。 私は、”ワインなんか見たことがない”と言う。 それから、私は”詩など見たことがない”と言う。」 2017/07/31 06:54:12 ※印を追加します 2017/07/27 02:19:17 今日の記事は、夜見る夢にしてみます・・。 追記を書きすぎてごちゃごちゃになってしまったのですが前に、 自分の部屋に青いカーテンがかかっているという記事や、 イスラエルまんが45 最近、視界に入る人の多くが青い服を着ている。 というような記事を書きました。 白い旋律 槇原さんも、青い服を着ている写真があって この動画は桃という曲だそうです。 出口さんがソロで”抱きしめたい”という曲を作っていて、 一瞬、出口さんが歌えばいいじゃん・・とか思ってしまった。 いま”いち押しの曲”はね、BREAK DOWN。 ほかの曲が墜落しちゃって新しく全部始める感じだった。 大変だった。 BREAK DOWNのCDは手に入らなかった。 結局Google翻訳でギリシャ語を書かされた。 何のために日本語しかできないと言っているんだろう、いつも日本文化を押し付けてくる他の日本人が誰も本当の答え方を教えてくれなかった。 この記事も追加。 イタリアは二頭の馬は引けない 安禄山の乱 23 Memories of Lapis-Lazuli この人の記事も、 (北京から?) Optimistic - My neighbor's bonfire smokes badly まだ音楽大学の学生さんだそうです。この曲も? https://youtu.be/UsHi6l5QNQY ※追記 中国の最近のテーマ「一帯一路」か。 誰が古代の何を欲しいというのか?イスラム教は、今やっていない。 イスラム教がなければ建たない城は2006年に発掘され博物館として整備されたそうです。 月牙湾3 新しいシルクロード 奈良からなら、何かもらえる!? モロカンスタイルが、北欧ブームを抑えてちょっとブーム。(!?) His Home City Nara16 結局・・遺跡の元の住人の成れの果てなんてそんなもんかも・・(?) カザフスタン 「ラテン文字導入にはトルコを手本に」 曹操 じゃなくて 江南 ? 抵抗永遠??江南ってどこにあるの、南京政府?”南部の人は歌がうまいから歌を歌え”? (←しかし、なぜかキリスト教の人が言っている) 唐への歌曲(と思う) 日本人の(?)心のふるさと 譽王什麼的不幹了啦 北京(?)をさまよう人の歌も。 漂向北方 https://youtu.be/qIF8xvSA0Gw これと思う写真がなかったけど検索結果で見つけた写真も ※追記終わり どう意味なのかはよくわからなかった。 上海じゃなくて台湾からこの人を(同じ人何人いるの?) https://youtu.be/M3VTrV11V88 出口さんの友人の上領さんを使いたいのは私じゃなくて日本の人みたいだけど、 テーマがよくわからない。お寺を使ってイランが勝つ話? His Home City Nara28 L'arc~en~Ciel(=イスラム教?ユダヤ教?)とは敵対している。 仏教寺院を破壊したほうだと思う。 「L'arc~en~Cielは日本」と言っている? 安禄山の乱 41 2001年のアフガニスタン仏教寺院襲撃 - 修行僧はよく喋る 何て言うのか、職場(って言うの?)ではもう言われてるのかもしれないけど、 ラルクとかベルギーとかからお金もらえる人にならないといけないよね・・ https://youtu.be/4vNn9fVOICA LUNASEAとは1曲だけかな・・ 青い色とかよくわからないけど。 Triggerってねぇ、どうやって引くのかなぁ。 きっかけの曲で、ブログ書き始めてすぐ記事を書きました。 Tonight https://youtu.be/tQJT0PlPTnA 北朝鮮のミサイルの発射は諸刃の剣だということ。 The definition policy needs experts,knowledgeable nuclear Hecker. Believe he is he is Hecker. 6 U.S. still solve the entire nuclear. The troops there. In order to deter us from invading, they’ve held South Korea hostage with a million troops and massive artillery staged right on the border. And they’re constantly and identity in order to deter. They've held on the border improving their Hussein who had nuclear weapons programs. When the United States decided they were threats before him,even if you have the knowledge quite a bit the threat in the next few years before he can actually reach effective nuclear,he have not acted like we understand this. The United States has over 60 years of evidence. Level of rhetorical bluster that didn’t exist. ‘They’re responding to our threats,to provoke to avoid that we dropped on Nagasaki in 1945. The blast produced a 6.3 magnitude earthquake, ten times the size of their previous tests. The hydrogen bomb, but it was probably a hydrogen-boosted fission bomb. The hydrogen that releases a lot more high-energy neutrons. The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea) has ramped up both its missile and its nuclear weapons capabilities. We need to talk directly with them before they effectively couple them together. Since this is one definition of insanity, it’s no wonder our policy keeps failing. We need to wake up and do what nuclear and diplomatic experts have been trying to tell us for decades: - drop our foolish requirement of preconditions in order to even start talking with North Korea - drop our fantasy of complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of North Korea
- drop our preoccupation with their intercontinental ballistic missile program; nuclear is the real concern - assure Kim Jong Un of his regime’s security, meaning we will not seek regime change, since that is what this is all about For starters, we might want to heed the words of the world’s most knowledgeable nuclear weapons expert, Dr. Siegfried Hecker. Director of the Los Alamos National Laboratory from 1986 to 1997 and now at Stanford, Hecker is the nuclear scientist who has most visited and inspected the North Korean nuclear facilities. ‘Kim is a tyrant, but I don’t believe he is crazy or suicidal. I believe he is deterrable,’ says Hecker. ‘3 Kims and 6 U.S. Presidents later, diplomacy can still solve the North Korea crisis.’ Dr. Siegfried Hecker in the North Korean Yongbyon plutonium laboratory in August 2007. North Korea is creating a substantial nuclear arsenal and has learned the science and engineering very quickly. Ever since 1953, North Korea’s foreign policy and national identity has been obsessed with the threat of war with America. In order to deter us from invading, they’ve held South Korea hostage with a million troops and massive artillery staged right on the border. And they’re constantly improving their military capabilities, specifically to include nuclear weapons. North Korea witnessed what happened to Saddam Hussein in 2003 and Muammar Qaddafi in 2011. Both dictators had nuclear weapons programs and we convinced both to give them up. Both were subsequently toppled when the United States decided they were threats. And died ignominious deaths. Kim Jong Un, and his father before him, took those lessons to heart and concluded that the United States cannot be trusted not to invade them. The best way Kim can ensure that he doesn’t share Saddam and Muammar’s fates is to be able to hit America with a nuclear warhead. Therefore, it is insane to think North Korea will ever completely and irreversibly denuclearize. In the modern age, nothing is irreversible anyway, even if you have to start from scratch. The knowledge and technology are out there. But we can get Kim to back off quite a bit and ratchet down the threat in the next few years before he can actually reach the U.S. mainland with an effective nuclear-tipped missile. Unfortunately, we have not acted like we understand this. The United States has over 60 years of evidence that deterrence works, but instead of deterrence and containment that worked for Soviet Russia, and China under Mao Tse-Tung, we’ve abandoned reason for old fashioned sabre-rattling…with nukes. The present Administration has taken this to a new level of rhetorical bluster that didn’t exist under previous Administrations, threatening to rain ‘fire and fury’ upon North Korea if it continues to threaten the United States. ‘They’re responding to our threats, it’s tit-for-tat,’ says Dave Kang, Director of the Korean Studies Institute at the University of Southern California. ‘Our [North Korean] policies are designed precisely to provoke the outcome we’re trying to avoid.’ We’d better get serious. The latest nuclear test by Kim produced a fairly large yield of about 100 kilotons (equivalent to 100 thousand tons of TNT), more than five times the size of the Fat Man that we dropped on Nagasaki in 1945. The U.S. Geological Survey says the blast produced a 6.3 magnitude earthquake, ten times the size of their previous tests. North Korea claims it was a true fusion-type hydrogen bomb, but it was probably a hydrogen-boosted fission bomb. Which is bad enough. Fission bombs use a neutron to split uranium-235 or plutonium-239. One split produces about 3 new neutrons, that go on to split three more atoms, that produce 9 more neutrons, then split 27…81…boom! In a microsecond, trillions upon trillions of splits occur. The pressure and heat of all those pieces flying apart is extreme. However, in a normal fission bomb only a fraction of the U or Pu is split before the core explosively disassembles, stopping the reactions. Boosting uses hydrogen gas composed of the isotopes of tritium and deuterium injected into a cavity in the fission fuel. The fissioning (or splitting) of U-235 or Pu-239 causes fusion of the hydrogen that releases a lot more high-energy neutrons that fission a lot more of the U or Pu before the core disintegrates. The fusion doesn’t add much power itself, but makes the fissioning more efficient, yielding many times more power than an unboosted fission bomb. Whether North Korea’s latest bomb test was a true hydrogen fusion bomb, or a hydrogen-boosted fission bomb, it doesn’t much matter, says Hecker. Kim is creating a substantial nuclear arsenal. However, an actual hydrogen bomb would put them in the elite company of the P-5 states, the United States, Russia, China, Great Britain, and France, and would definitely increase Pyongyang’s leverage should it ever come back to the negotiating table. There are other players as well. North Korea sits between China and South Korea. China has conflicted desires - not wanting a united Korean peninsula, not wanting a nuclear DPRK, and not wanting regime change that would flood China with millions of refugees. South Korea doesn’t want to be invaded. Talking directly with Pyongyang is just the start. Just a step to determine what might be a sane future without inadvertently crossing some red line that neither of us knows exists. But we will not succeed unless we address the real issue with this regime – Kim’s survival. And we need to start talking. 追記を書くべきか・・
United Nations Disarmament United pain against North Korea over the powerful nuclear imports oil in U.N. is up political game of nuclear that reached the North latest nuiclear bomb. The Democratic People is ready to ultimate U.S. pain in Robert Wood resolution to the regime. The international is no longer willing to put up provocative regime. The regime is loud and clear on all implement other exising. North Korea's ambassador to the United Nations Han Tae Song attends the Conference on Disarmament at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland September 5, 2017. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse GENEVA (Reuters) - North Korea on Tuesday rejected a U.N. Security Council resolution imposing tougher sanctions and said the United States would soon face the “greatest pain” it had ever experienced. The Security Council unanimously stepped up sanctions against North Korea on Monday over the country’s sixth and most powerful nuclear test, imposing a ban on its textile exports and capping imports of crude oil. “My delegation condemns in the strongest terms and categorically rejects the latest illegal and unlawful U.N. Security Council resolution,” Pyongyang’s ambassador, Han Tae Song, told the U.N.-sponsored Conference on Disarmament in Geneva. Han accused the U.S. administration of being “fired up for political, economic, and military confrontation,” and of being “obsessed with the wild game of reversing the DPRK’s development of nuclear force which has already reached the completion phase”. North Korea was condemned globally for its latest nuclear test on Sept. 3, which it said was of an advanced hydrogen bomb. The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) is “ready to use a form of ultimate means”, Han said without elaborating. “The forthcoming measures by DPRK will make the U.S. suffer the greatest pain it ever experienced in its history,” he said. U.S. disarmament ambassador Robert Wood took the floor to say that the Security Council resolution “frankly sent a very clear and unambiguous message to the regime that the international community is tired, is no longer willing to put up provocative behavior from this regime”. “My hope is the regime will hear the message loud and clear and it will choose a different path,” Wood said. “We call on all countries to vigorously implement these new sanctions and all other existing sanctions,” he added. Reporting by Stephanie Nebehay; Editing by John Stonestreet and Andrew Heavens Our Standards:The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. 中国の詩人、李白。 |
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