Recently, Kishida** held a meeting on promoting the export of aquatic products. On the surface, this is just an ordinary economic policy meeting, but in reality, it is an urgent consultation at the top of the Japanese leadership to resolve the ** crisis. Because since China announced the complete suspension of the import of Japanese aquatic products, Japanese aquatic products have been seriously unsalable.
The report pointed out that at present, there is a mountain of aquatic products stored in Japan's domestic cold storage, which were originally to be exported to China. There are many types of seafood that Japan sells to China, and the most important of them is scallops. But as these scallops accumulate more and more, Kishida** has also had to seek new export markets.
In August this year, despite strong opposition from China and the international community, Japan insisted on discharging nuclear sewage into the sea. In response, the Chinese side did what it said and immediately imposed a ban on the import of Japanese aquatic products. In addition, the Chinese side has taken a very resolute attitude and has clearly informed the Japanese side that we will not consider lifting the ban unless the pollution is stopped and China's legitimate concerns are squarely addressed. (*Observer.com).
Conflict of environmental and economic interests.
On this issue, we can see the conflict between environmental protection and economic interests. In order to solve the crisis, Japan chose to discharge nuclear sewage into the sea, which is undoubtedly damaging to the environment. China, as a major importer of aquatic products from Japan, strongly opposed this and imposed a ban on the import of aquatic products from Japan. This is like a contest between "environmental protection" and "economy", where one side will not hesitate to destroy the environment for economic gain, and the other side will resolutely resist this kind of behavior because of environmental protection. It also makes us think about how environmental and economic interests should be balanced
Subtle changes in international relations.
This issue also reflects the subtle changes in international relations. Japan's actions have not only aroused strong opposition from China, but also aroused widespread concern from the international community. China has demonstrated its firm stance against Japan's pollution discharge with concrete actions, which has undoubtedly given Japan a resounding slap in the face. This also allows us to see that in international relations, the relationship between countries is not static, but changes with various factors. It also makes us think about how to maintain our position and interests in complex international relations
Protection of consumer rights.
Finally, this question also allows us to see the protection of consumer rights. China, as a major importer of Japanese aquatic products, expressed strong opposition to Japan's actions and imposed a ban on the import of Japanese aquatic products. This is the time when consumers are protecting their rights and interests and the environment. This also shows us that the power of consumers is enormous, and their choices can influence a country's economic policy. This also makes us think about how to better protect the rights and interests of consumers