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China urged Japan to correct its stance on Taiwan and historical issues during a meeting with a Japanese business delegation.
China's top diplomat, Wang Yi, met with a delegation of Japanese business executives and former foreign minister Takeshi Iwaya in Beijing. During the meeting, Wang urged Japan to correct its "erroneous words and deeds" concerning Taiwan. The discussions occurred amidst broader concerns about historical interpretations of World War II.
The exchange highlights the delicate balance in Sino-Japanese relations, where economic ties coexist with political sensitivities. China's emphasis on Taiwan reflects its core national interest, while Japan navigates its alliance with the United States and its own regional security concerns. The differing perspectives on historical narratives continue to shape bilateral interactions.
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China's top diplomat Wang Yi on Monday said that for Japan, the pressing task is to correct the erroneous words and deeds of its leaders on the Taiwan question as soon as possible.
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