Aurora News released a video emphasizing that Japanese calligraphy tools—brushes, ink, paper, and inkstones—originated in China. Under the headline of netizens angrily denouncing the 'shameless' heritage application, commenters sarcastically suggested that 'shake-to-open' ads and the 'one-day weekend' could also be applied for as heritage.
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2026-11-07 13:49 · 极光新闻批日本书道申遗,称笔墨纸砚源自中国,评论区网友纷纷反讽:我们可以申遗摇一摇广告、单休可以申遗。
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Aurora News criticizes Japan's calligraphy heritage application, netizens mockingly suggest applying for 'shake-to-open' ads
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