On the day of the National Communications Movement (February 1, 1935) in which the Chinese government was banned 90 years ago (December 28, 1934) the Chinese government issued a strict ban order. On February 1, 1935, Chiang Kai-shek responded to the central agency's central policy on the "friendliness" issue of China, briefly saying: "This time the Japanese foreign minister of¹ãÌï issued a speech to our country in the parliament, I think it is also honest that the Japanese government should have a deep understanding of this."14 On the 14th, Chiang Kai-shek responded to the Japanese news agency's "Japanese news journalists" when asked: "The two countries of China and Japan do not only consider the need to engage in the Asia-Orient Statute, but also to think about the world's