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cenobite
Stand strong Hayashi. In the Jinping era, China would do anything to undermine Japan dominance. Dominance from a sophisticated, free, and peaceful standpoint.
sakurasuki
Surely it won't be the last one, just remember that. Japan can enforce Hostage Justice system while China have their own way.
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/03/28/national/politics-diplomacy/china-japan-espionage-nationals-detain/
kennyG
You keep spewing the same BS equalizing what you call hostage justices between two nations, and yet, missing the clear difference, which even kids can tell.
kennyG
We all learned the word " Sovereign Risk". Japanese companies should give up Chinese market asap and all should prepare for complete withdrawals. Too many traps to deal with CCP especially within CCP's kingdom. Current CCP is not the one lead by Hu Jintao. Give all up before it gets not too late. Don't even expect separation of politics and economics under Poo
Mark
""At the outset of the talks, which lasted about three hours, Hayashi said despite "many challenges," it is becoming "increasingly important" that Japan and China aim for "constructive and stable" bilateral relations agreed upon by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Chinese President Xi Jinping during their summit talks last November.""
AGREE, Japan and China can NO LONGER ignore the fact the tow nations can't do without one another.
oyatoi
If the Chinese ever do decide to damn the torpedoes and invade Taiwan, they’ll be banking on the collective West not having China’s tolerance for casualties likely to be in the tens of thousands.
Ricky Kaminski13
This aggression will not stand man.
The dude
OssanAmerica
Must be news to China. Because I'm not seeing Japan sending ships to steal Chinese territory.
OKuniyoshi
Its very simple, if all Japan wants is peace and stability around it, prosperity for itself and its people. Just exercise its sovereign right, IE, do not repeat/echo everything the American did/ said.
OssanAmerica
Unlike China, Japan is a democracy. As such the goals of Japan match those of the US, EU, UK, Australia, etc. They do not match those of a totalitarian dictatorship bent on taking regional control. That's the difference between autocracies and democracies. In the former, a country like China gets other nations to do what it wants by buying them out, threatening them with force, deceiving them. In the latter, democratic nations do what they do because they deem it to be the best course for their own nation.
stormcrow
It’s not detention.
It’s kidnapping!
Yrral
He will probably do some hard time in a labor camp,you have knowledge of the worst laws of. country, before you travel
TaiwanIsNotChina
China hasn't been at war since the 1970s and a pretty short one at that. I'm not so sure they will have the tolerance they had in the 50s.
TaiwanIsNotChina
So in other words, for peace and stability just pay up the lunch money!
deanzaZZR
China and Hong Kong accounted for 27% of Japan's exports in 2020. Thankfully cooler heads make these kinds of decision.
https://wits.worldbank.org/CountryProfile/en/Country/JPN/Year/2020/TradeFlow/EXPIMP
1glenn
A new favorite tactic of dictatorships seems to be to arrest innocent people and take them hostage. In this case, the ransom is whatever the dictator deems to be more favorable treatment from a democracy.
Rodney
arresting a suspected criminal in your country for spying is not kidnapping.
I may have confused your writings, did you mean “kids taking an afternoon nap”?
TaiwanIsNotChina
It is now that the CCP eliminated HK's independent media and constitution. Taiwan is watching.
kennyG
CCP China still highly depends on capital goods, machines, intermediate goods and materials from mother countries of those foreign companies which CCP forced to 1) set up joint form of operation in China 2) disclose all know-how to be transferred to Chinese counterparts for the price to make profit in Chinese market.
Don't forget Japan's exports to China include great sum of those capital goods/machineries toward their own Japanese companies, factories, located in China.
It heavily hurts Japan if it withdraw itself, yet, in the long run, It is CCP China that would realize the fact it is cutting their own throat by continuing their high-handed behavior.