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As for the biased view of Japanese people toward China, yes, China needs to do some things but more importantly the responsibility is on the Japanese side. It needs to do more things to undo the prejudiced and biased views against China.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping, blaming the unpopularity of his country on Japanese bias and prejudice, during a meeting with former Japanese Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi.

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Wow, you have GOT to be kidding me.

The Chinese president blaming unpopularity of his country on Japanese bias and prejudice? How ridiculous can you get?

How about the Chinese president look in the mirror and also at his own countrymen. His country is the one that indoctrinates hatred of all things Japanese from a very young age and continues through adulthood. When you had incidents in the past where Japanese businesses were getting torched and people getting assaulted in China, and the Chinese government did absolutely nothing to quell anti-Japanese riots and sentiment, where does this guy get off blaming it all on Japanese 'bias' and 'prejudice?'

Pathetic.

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This, from a country that has an dedicated genre of state-sponsored anti-Japan dramas....

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Oldman_13, nailed it in one.

To add to that, unjustified claiming of the 'Nine Dash Line', and the ongoing poor behaviour of Chinese tourists.

He needs to look in the mirror.

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The Chinese CCP have been playing this same tune everywhere. "If only you knew us better, you would love us." I think they actually believe that stuff.

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Classic example of CCP double think, blame the victim to distract from the guilt of the perpetrator.

The world needs to take note that this is the ongoing attitude of this monolithic dictatorship as it swamps the world with its lies and distorted self regarding world view.

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