安倍称日本与中国在经济上密不可分重要的合作伙伴 ZT

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Japan's Abe dubs China vital partner amid territorial disputes



TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe criticized Beijing for trying to "change the status quo" with force in maritime disputes but said China was a vital economic partner, as a series of visits suggested a possible thaw in ties between the Asian rivals.
 

Sino-Japanese ties have been strained by a territorial row over tiny disputed isles in the East China Sea and perceptions in Beijing that Abe wants to rewrite Japan's wartime history and tone down past apologies.

"China's growth is a chance for Japan, and for the world as well. China is Japan's largest trading partner and we are in inseparable relations economically," Abe said at a symposium.

"On the other hand, it is true that China is challenging the status quo with force in the East China Sea and South China Sea," Abe said, referring to Beijing's territorial rows with several Southeast Asian countries as well.
 

"It is necessary for not only Japan but many other countries to prompt China to grow peacefully as a responsible country."

China's People's Liberation Army is building submarines, surface ships and anti-ship ballistic missiles, and has tested emerging technology aimed at destroying missiles in mid-air. The military modernization has also been accompanied by a more assertive posture in its territorial disputes.

Abe, who returned to office in December 2012, has yet to hold a summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping due to the tensions in ties between Asia's two biggest economies.

Relations, often frayed by the legacy of Japan's wartime aggression and occupation of parts of China, are also strained by the row over the East China Sea isles, known as the Senkaku in Japan and the Diaoyu in China.

Hua Chunying, a spokeswoman for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said she hoped Japan would correct its mistakes.

"Currently, there are serious difficulties in China-Japan relations," Hua told reporters. "It is due to the extremely mistaken ways that the Japanese government and Japanese leaders have adopted on the Diaoyu and other historical issues."

But a series of visits and planned visits between the two countries has prompted speculation over a possible shift, as has an article by two academics that appeared in the Washington Post showing the frequency of Chinese maritime patrols in waters that Japan considers its own had declined over the past six months, possibly signaling Beijing's desire to cool things down.

An April 24-26 visit to Beijing by Tokyo Governor Yoichi Masuzoe, elected to his post with the backing of Abe's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), is grabbing the most attention.

"If two important cities from the two countries can start to mend the relationship, of course that will have a positive impact on the whole China-Japan relationship," said Jin Canrong, associate dean of the School of International Studies at Renmin University in Beijing.

"This shows that both sides want to open a channel for dialogue outside of the central government."

Jin said the decrease in Chinese maritime patrols in disputed waters could signal a desire to soothe tensions. A Japanese expert agreed, but said the publication of the article noting the change could have a negative impact.

"They will de-escalate when no one notices," said Narushige Michishita, a professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Tokyo. "But if people notice, they might have to go back, especially the Chinese side."

Among other moves that have caught attention are Abe's reported meeting this month with the son of the late Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Hu Yaobang and a meeting on Tuesday between Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang and a Japanese trade delegation headed by former Chief Cabinet Secretary Yohei Kono, in whose name a 1995 apology over women, mostly Asian, forced to work in Japan's wartime military brothels, was issued.

Liu Jiangyong, an expert on Sino-Japan relations at Beijing's Tsinghua University, cautioned against reading too much into recent moves.

"There has been no recent material change (in the Sino-Japan relationship)," he said.

(Additional reporting by Megha Rajagopalan and Michael Martina in Beijing; Writing by Linda Sieg in Tokyo; Editing by Nick Macfie)


 

 

 

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不予理会,参拜靖国神社的日本人就是不受欢迎,不与他发生任何交往 回复:安倍称日本与中国在经济上密不可分重要的合作伙伴 ZT -Chiyankun- 给 Chiyankun 发送悄悄话 Chiyankun 的博客首页 (0 bytes) () 04/17/2014 postreply 13:27:10

过去是,未来更多的是竞争对手,冲撞会越来越多。 -ipmi- 给 ipmi 发送悄悄话 ipmi 的博客首页 (0 bytes) () 04/17/2014 postreply 13:27:33

过去式互惠,现在日本更需要中国,中国可以不需要日本 -Chiyankun- 给 Chiyankun 发送悄悄话 Chiyankun 的博客首页 (0 bytes) () 04/17/2014 postreply 13:32:47

对于搞军国主义复辟的安倍政权中国应当实行经济制裁 回复:过去式互惠,现在日本更需要中国,中国可以不需要日本 -Chiyankun- 给 Chiyankun 发送悄悄话 Chiyankun 的博客首页 (0 bytes) () 04/17/2014 postreply 13:35:04

电器类基本拿下,芯片类?中国污染太严重,汽车类,再过二十年,肯定超越。 -ipmi- 给 ipmi 发送悄悄话 ipmi 的博客首页 (100 bytes) () 04/17/2014 postreply 13:36:48

日经济远远大于战前,安倍喊强大日本要回来了,不是要军国复辟的强大还能是甚蟆? -obamacome- 给 obamacome 发送悄悄话 (0 bytes) () 04/17/2014 postreply 17:22:27

我对这个说法有点怀疑,二战前中国的经济规模不会是日本的两倍吧? -547788- 给 547788 发送悄悄话 547788 的博客首页 (0 bytes) () 04/17/2014 postreply 17:36:10

对,狼对羊说:咱俩是"密不可分" 的合作伙伴. -JustAsked- 给 JustAsked 发送悄悄话 JustAsked 的博客首页 (0 bytes) () 04/17/2014 postreply 19:27:32

+1,狼对兔说:咱俩是"密不可分" 的合作伙伴,兔说得先拔了狼牙!兔说我只和羊做伙伴。 -诗词欣赏- 给 诗词欣赏 发送悄悄话 (0 bytes) () 04/18/2014 postreply 10:29:19

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