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桥本龙太郎是日本跨世纪的政治领袖。作为战后成长起来的一代日本保守党政治家,日本国内外对其褒贬不一。有人将他视为“鹰派人物”,有人则将他作为心中的“政治偶象”,有人料定他是能稳坐江山的“帅才”,有人则认为他也将成为日本政坛变动中的“牺牲品”。今年7月29日,桥本不顾亚洲人民的反对,参拜了供奉有甲级战犯的靖国神社,使其国际形象大跌。人们不禁要问:桥本究竟是何等人物,他是怎样当上日本首相的,又为何要参拜靖国神社?
Ryutaro Hashimoto is Japan’s cross-century political leader. As a generation of Japanese Conservative politicians who grew up after the war, Japan criticized them both at home and abroad. Some people regard him as a “hawkish person,” while others regard him as his “political icon.” Some people assume that he is a “handsome man” who can sit tight in the mountains and rivers. Some people think that he will also become a “ Victims. ” On July 29 this year, Hashimoto paid homage to the Yasukuni Shrine where Class A war criminals worshiped despite the opposition of Asian people, causing its international image to plummet. People can not help but ask: Hashimoto exactly what kind of figure, how he became Prime Minister of Japan, why should you visit the Yasukuni Shrine?