Sayings: Aurora News criticizes Japan's calligraphy heritage application, claiming brush, ink, paper, and inkstone originated in China; netizens sarcastically comment: We can apply for heritage status for 'shake-to-open' ads and one-day weekends.

Aurora News criticizes Japan's calligraphy heritage application, claiming brush, ink, paper, and inkstone originated in China; netizens sarcastically comment: We can apply for heritage status for 'shake-to-open' ads and one-day weekends.[Netizen Comments][Sanae Takaichi][Aurora News]

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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi Celebrates UNESCO Recommendation for Calligraphy to be Inscribed on Intangible Cultural Heritage List

11.07 ·Reported ·Importance II ·Japan

Aurora News criticizes Japan's calligraphy heritage application, netizens mockingly suggest applying for 'shake-to-open' ads

11.07 ·Reported ·Importance II ·China

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