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被捕

A Taiwanese Woman Arrested for Damaging a Japanese National Treasure
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jìn rì近日,rì běn日本nài liáng奈良jǐng fāng警方dài bǔ逮捕le了yī míng一名39 suì39岁de的tái wān台湾nǚ zǐ女子。

Recently, police in Nara, Japan, arrested a 39-year-old Taiwanese woman.

tā她shè xián涉嫌zài在nài liáng奈良zhù míng著名de的yào shī sì药师寺,xiàng向rì běn日本guó bǎo国宝“fú zú shí佛足石”dào倒yóu油,sǔn huài损坏le了zhēn guì珍贵de的lì shǐ历史wén wù文物。

She is suspected of pouring oil on the “Buddha Foot Stone,” a Japanese national treasure, at the famous Yakushi-ji Temple in Nara, damaging a valuable historical artifact.

jù据rì běn日本méi tǐ媒体bào dào报道,zhè这qǐ起shì jiàn事件fā shēng发生zài在jīn nián今年4 yuè4月。

According to Japanese media reports, the incident happened in April this year.

dāng shí当时,zhè这míng名nǚ zǐ女子zuò wéi作为yóu kè游客lái dào来到yào shī sì药师寺cān guān参观。

At the time, the woman visited Yakushi-ji Temple as a tourist.

sì miào寺庙de的jiān kòng监控shè xiàng tóu摄像头pāi拍xià下le了zhěng gè整个guò chéng过程,tā她zài在dà大jiǎng táng讲堂lǐ里xiàng向fú zú shí佛足石dào倒le了yī xiē一些tòu míng透明de的yè tǐ液体。

The temple’s surveillance cameras recorded the whole incident: in the Great Lecture Hall, she poured some transparent liquid onto the Buddha Foot Stone.

hòu lái后来jīng guò经过diào chá调查,zhè zhǒng这种yè tǐ液体shì是cháng yòng常用yú于huà zhuāng pǐn化妆品de的gān yóu甘油。

Later investigations found that the liquid was glycerin, which is commonly used in cosmetics.

shì jiàn事件fā shēng发生hòu后,rì běn日本jǐng fāng警方tōng guò通过lù xiàng录像zhǎn kāi展开diào chá调查,bìng并suǒ dìng锁定le了zhè míng这名nǚ zǐ女子。

After the incident, Japanese police investigated using the video footage and identified the woman.

8 yuè8月22 rì22日,dāng当tā她zài cì再次chéng乘fēi jī飞机lái dào来到rì běn日本,zài在guān xī关西guó jì国际jī chǎng机场rù jìng入境shí时,bèi被rì běn日本jǐng fāng警方dāng chǎng当场dài bǔ逮捕。

On August 22, when she flew to Japan again and entered the country at Kansai International Airport, Japanese police arrested her on the spot.

zài在jiē shòu接受diào chá调查shí时,zhè这míng名nǚ zǐ女子chéng rèn承认le了zì jǐ自己de的xíng wéi行为。

During questioning, the woman admitted what she had done.

tā她xiàng向jǐng fāng警方jiě shì解释shuō说,zì jǐ自己yǒu有yī zhǒng一种tè bié特别de的qí dǎo祈祷xí guàn习惯,dāng当kàn dào看到ràng让zì jǐ自己gǎn dòng感动de的shì wù事物shí时,jiù就huì会dào倒yóu油lái来qí dǎo祈祷,bìng并méi yǒu没有è yì恶意。

She explained to the police that she has a special prayer habit: when she sees something that moves her, she pours oil as a way of praying, and that she had no malicious intent.

jǐng fāng警方biǎo shì表示,mù qián目前hái还zài在diào chá调查tā她shì fǒu是否zài在qí tā其他dì fāng地方yě也zuò guò做过lèi sì类似de的shì qíng事情。

Police said they are still investigating whether she has done similar things elsewhere.

“fú zú shí佛足石”shàng miàn上面kè刻zhe着fó zǔ佛祖de的zú jì足迹,yào shī sì药师寺de的fú zú shí佛足石shì是rì běn日本xiàn cún现存zuì最gǔ lǎo古老de的yī kuài一块,jù yǒu具有hěn很gāo高de的lì shǐ历史hé和wén huà文化jià zhí价值。

The Buddha Foot Stone is carved with the footprints of the Buddha. The one at Yakushi-ji Temple is the oldest surviving one in Japan and has great historical and cultural value.

zài在rì běn日本,sǔn huài损坏zhòng yào重要wén huà文化cái chǎn财产shǔ yú属于wéi fǎ违法xíng wéi行为,zuì gāo最高kě néng可能miàn lín面临wǔ nián五年de的fǎ lǜ法律chéng fá惩罚。

In Japan, damaging important cultural property is illegal and may result in a prison sentence of up to five years.

zhè这qǐ起shì jiàn事件yě也tí xǐng提醒dà jiā大家,wài chū外出lǚ yóu旅游shí时yí dìng一定yào要zūn shǒu遵守dāng dì当地fǎ lǜ法律,zūn zhòng尊重bìng并bǎo hù保护zhēn guì珍贵de的lì shǐ历史wén wù文物。

This incident also reminds everyone to obey local laws when traveling and to respect and protect precious historical artifacts.

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