Japan has always been a lackey of the United States on the Taiwan issue, constantly making remarks that "Taiwan's business is Japan's business," and frequently holding military exercises and Xi aimed at the Taiwan Strait. Recently, the visit of Speaker of the US Congress Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan triggered a crisis in the Taiwan Strait, and China launched missiles into the east of Taiwan to deter "** elements", but Japan shamelessly said that "the missile fell in Japan's exclusive economic zone", which was strongly refuted by China, "The demarcation of the sea area has not been completed, and China does not recognize it". The ninth high-level political dialogue between China and Japan was supposed to be an opportunity to improve relations, but the Japanese side once again said some inappropriate things about the situation in the Taiwan Strait, not only accusing the Continental Army's Xi of "involving Japan's exclusive economic zone," but also speaking out for the wrong behavior of the United States, biting China and undermining peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait.
The Global Times reported that China's spokesman Wang Wenbin responded to the Japanese side's remarks at a press conference. Wang Wenbin's response mainly includes the following points.
First, Taiwan is a part of China and cannot be divided, and there is no doubt that the Taiwan issue is China's core interest and China's internal affair.
Second, Japan has been saying some negative and wrong things related to Taiwan, and even said that "Taiwan's business is Japan's business," thus sending a wrong and dangerous signal to "the ** forces." At present, the main culprit of the crisis in the Taiwan Strait is the United States, and more than 170 countries and international organizations around the world have adhered to the "one-China" principle, but Japan has gone against the United States, reversed black and white, "stood up for the wrong behavior of the United States", "unreasonably accused and smeared China, and grossly interfered in China's internal affairs."
Finally, China's spokesman Wang Wenbin issued a stern warning to Japan, saying, "If the foundation is not firm, the earth will shake", and Japan should be aware of the high sensitivity of the Taiwan issue, and should deeply understand the danger and harmfulness of supporting "the first force." Obviously, Chinese mainland is very dissatisfied with Japan's performance on the Taiwan issue, and has clearly pointed out that if Japan is obsessed with and follows the US strategy of "using Taiwan to contain China," then the relations between China and Japan will be seriously affected, and that will "shake the earth." This is very serious.
How serious is it?The Chinese side did not specify, but what is certain is that if Japan is only paying lip service to the wrong Taiwan-related remarks, the Chinese side may only give a warning;However, if Japan wants to be a lackey of the United States and interfere in the affairs of the Taiwan Strait by force or actual actions in an attempt to obstruct China's cross-strait reunification, then it is probably very possible for China and Japan to go to war again. Judging from China's response this time, it is probably not impossible for Japan to taste the taste of "losing the country."
It is worth pointing out that as a defeated country in World War II that invaded China, Japan still has territorial ambitions against China, not only wanting to occupy the Diaoyu Islands, but also to control the East China Sea region. The East China Sea is a natural extension of Chinese mainland's shelf and is not Japan's so-called "exclusive economic zone" at all, but Japan says that the PLA's military exercises "involve its own exclusive economic zone." This shows the magnitude of its ambitions and the arrogance of its attitude.
In addition, the Japanese official has repeatedly claimed that "Taiwan's affairs are Japan's affairs," and it obviously wants to interfere in the Taiwan issue and even want to actually control Taiwan; although China hopes for friendship between China and Japan, it must also be ready to defeat the jackals, tigers and leopards, because Japan has already closely linked the "normalization" and so-called "re-emergence" of its own country with the anti-China policy of the United States, and it is difficult to separate them. The current China is not the China of 1894, and Japan thinks that it can still step on China's shoulders and become a world power again, and it will eventually pay a heavy price for this.