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China asks Japan to push back Abe's visit

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This delay is symbolic....it means "to improve, but not too much"

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Japan threatening China in their sea, Xi needs to show his people he is strong. Smart cookie.

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Japan is not threatening China anywhere and has never entered any Chinese waters. The South and East China Seas are not Chinese waters.

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Japan and China must trust each other. There is no other ways. 信,诚,和.

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How can Japan trust a dictatorship with a leader for life? By definition, such a state cannot be trusted.

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Strangerland, call all names you can find in British Encyclopedia and you can't scratch China even 1 millimeter. Why would Abe visit China if China can't be trusted ? Is Abe stupid, or China is too big to be ignored ? It is shared responsibility for both Japanese people and Chinese people to safeguard friendship, with Abe or without. Remember the simple fact that Japan is the name given by China's Empress Wu 1600 years ago, and no one is allowed to change it.

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What names? China is a dictatorship, and Xi is president for life. Those aren't names, they are simply stating fact.

If you don't like people calling your country a dictatorship and your leader a leader for life, maybe you should stop wasting your time posting for pay for your government, and instead focus your efforts into turning your country into a Democracy, and removing the leader for life.

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He got "reign" checked

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Might be cancelled altogether?

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disputes over the sovereignty of a group of islets in the East China Sea and wartime history.

What wartime history?  All Mao Zedong said to Japan was "Thank you",  no history issues at that time.

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