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Riben Guizi? Official Japanese high school text books?

I find it quite strange that the title for this movie is told to be Riben Guizi, when 日本鬼子 quite clearly is romanized as Nihon Onigo. I would assume that Riben Guizi is the Chinese pronounciation? Also the mention of Japanese high chool textbooks seem quite out of place, especially when considering that those books about which the big textbook controversy is read by 0.039% of students in Japan. I sense Chinese propaganda in this article. Please fix it.

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+== Riben Guizi? Official Japanese high school text books? ==
+I find it quite strange that the title for this movie is told to be Riben Guizi, when 日本鬼子 quite clearly is romanized as Nihon Onigo. I would assume that Riben Guizi is the Chinese pronounciation? Also the mention of Japanese high chool textbooks seem quite out of place, especially when considering that those books about which the big textbook controversy is read by 0.039% of students in Japan. I sense Chinese propaganda in this article. Please fix it.