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Do Japan and Quad Signal War Coming?
Clearly, it is time for rational thought in Washington before tensions in the Pacific and East Asia get out of hand.
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Honoring Sacrifice and Upholding Peace
There will be great celebrations in Beijing starting on September 3 with a major parade and other events commemorating the...
Beijing-Tokyo Forum: Sino-Japan Relations to Strengthen in Post-Pandemic Era
China and Japan can further strengthen communication and coordination on regional cooperation in the Asia-Pacific, and work together for regional prosperity and revitalization.
Accelerate Economic Integration for Regional Prosperity
China’s relationships with Japan and South Korea matter enormously on an economic and strategic level especially in a global climate of uncertainty owing to geopolitics and COVID-19 disruption.?
Japan and China Throughout the 75 Years of the United Nations
Now we hope that on the basis of the achievements of the past 75 years, the United Nations will achieve strong development with the support and participation of more countries.
What is Shinzo Abe’s Legacy in the Asian Pacific?
The resignation of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe last week due to illness was a shock to many. After eight years in office, what legacy has he left in the Asian-Pacific region, and what challenges lay ahead for his successor?
China and Japan have a thousand reasons to strengthen cooperation
How should we view the continuous improvement and development of Sino-Japanese relations? How should we understand the two countries’ positive roles in the current international landscape?
Shinzo Abe’s First Visit to China Brings New Opportunities for China-Japan Trade and Economic Ties
Most of all, many Japanese companies will attend the upcoming China International Import Expo in Shanghai, China’s first ever import expo. Japan attaches great importance to China’s future development.
Japanese Scholars: Japan and China Should Explore More Institutionalized Cooperation Framework
The year 2018 marks the 40th anniversary of the ratification of the Japan-China Peace and Friendship Treaty and the 40th anniversary of China’s reform and opening-up. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s visit to China in late October is of great significance.
China-Japan Ties: Future More Important than History
China-Japan ties will thrive in the future, Kazuo Ogura, former Japanese ambassador to France, said in his speech at this year’s Beijing-Tokyo Forum in mid-October. His words represent the aspirations of insightful Japanese people for continued friendship between the two countries.? After nearly a decade of “chill”, China-Japan ties took a turn for the better this year. In early May, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang paid an official visit to Japan; in late October, Shinzo Abe made the first visit to China by a Japanese prime minister in seven years. A commentator seeking an appropriate metaphor for this resumption of high-level visits described it as pressing the “reset button” for healthy development of China-Japan relations.? Abe’s China visit occurred at particularly symbolic moments, described in Chinese as the three “coincidences.” First, this year marks the 40th anniversary of the signing of the China-Japan Treaty of Peace and Friendship. Second, it is also the 40th anniversary of China’s reform and opening up. Third, the visit took place at the very moment when escalating trade tensions between China and the United States were creating changes in the world geopolitical landscape.? By calling them three “coincidences”, the author employs exaggeration to make the article more appealing. Actually, as the English poet Alexander Pope (1688-1744) once observed: “all chance, direction, which thou canst not see”. […]
China and Japan Promote Third-Party Market Cooperation
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made an official visit to China from October 25-27，as China and Japan jointly announced on October 12. China and Japan have expressed their joint intention to vigorously promote cooperation in third-party markets. Why? What is the meaning and role of this cooperation? Δ?President Xi Jinping meets with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Beijing on Oct. 26th. Li Tao / Xinhua Firstly, both China and Japan are countries with relative excess in endowment of production factors such as capital and production capacity. After the domestic economy develops to a certain stage, it is no longer able to rely on continuous large-scale domestic investment to obtain endogenous development, as is seen in periods of rapid economic growth. Motivation must rely on improving management and technology, especially through the core technologies of major industrial sectors to gain new development momentum, relying on technological innovation as a new impetus for economic development. Secondly, most of the countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative are developing countries, and some are emerging industrial countries in the process of catching up. They are emerging from poverty, with their economies just preparing to take off or just beginning to take off. In this stage, there is an urgent need for capital and technology. In particular, it is more necessary to build […]
Shinzo Abe: China’s Economic Development Is a Major Opportunity for Japan
Japan and China share major responsibility for peace and prosperity both within our region and in the world at large.