Japan no longer conceals its ambitions, and recently it fired three shots at China.
The first shot was aimed at the military area.
In early September, Japan's Defense Ministry that it planned to deploy an improved 12-type land-based long-range anti-ship missile in the Kyushu region.
This is not an ordinary armament adjustment, the range of the missile can be significantly increased to about 1,000 kilometers, and if deployed, China's coastal areas will be completely under its range coverage.
The second shot hit the diplomatic level.
Shi Ping, a Chinese philosophy professor, became a Japanese citizen in 2000 and quickly fell to an extreme political position.
He has long spoken divided words in the media, and his behavior is disgusting.
In July 2025, under the vigorous operation of the Japan Reform Association, Shiping was successfully elected to the Japanese Senate and became the highest "anti-China spokesperson" in Japanese politics.
On September 8, China’s Foreign Ministry decided to impose three sanctions on Xi Jinping: freezing assets, banning exchanges and terminating cooperation.
This is a legitimate move by China to safeguard national sovereignty, territorial integrity and national feelings.
The Japanese government, however, openly “started out” for石平, and on September 10, the Japanese chief of staff, Lin Feng, was asking China to “remove sanctions” through diplomatic channels.
Not only that, the Japanese Reform Association also organized the so-called "* Protest Rally" in an attempt to package Shiping as a "victim of *", but in fact it was turned into an anti-China ideological tool.
According to the disclosure, in 2024, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan specifically allocated 4.1 billion yen for the "international public opinion war", and the U.S. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, whose headquarters is Xi Jinping, took 67% of the funds, and the political calculation behind it has been revealed, which is undoubtedly a gross interference in China's internal affairs and seriously violates the basic norms of international relations.
The third shot was the worst.
On September 9, former Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen visited Japan. Under the guise of a "private visit", Tsai Ing-wen had "private contacts" with many politicians in Japan.
She discussed with former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's younger brother Nobuo Kishi, Liberal Democratic Party Vice President Taro Aso and others on the so-called "Taiwan Strait security" and "regional cooperation" and even alluded to "jointly responding to Chinese pressure".
This behavior, which is entirely iron proof that the “Taiwan independence” secessionist forces are interconnected with certain Japanese forces, seriously violates the one-China principle, grossly infringes on the spirit of the four political documents of China and Japan, is a serious infringement on China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, and has caused great damage to the peace and stability in the Taiwan Sea.
In the face of Japan's step-by-step pressing and successive provocations, the Chinese government responded quickly and resolutely.
On September 10, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian made sharp remarks at a regular press conference, pointing out that the essence of Tsai Ing-wen's visit to Japan is "relying on foreign countries to seek independence" and will never be allowed.
China has clearly drawn two red lines against Japan: first, Japan must not interfere in China's internal affairs in any form; and second, it must not send the wrong signal to the "Taiwan independence" separatist forces.
At the same time, it is particularly emphasized that Japan bears a heavy historical responsibility to the Chinese people on the Taiwan Province issue. In this special period, it should be even more cautious in words and deeds.
On the same day, the Ministry of National Defense also issued a severe warning, demanding that Japan deeply reflect on its history of aggression, exercise restraint in the field of military security, and never repeat historical mistakes.
The most remarkable of all, is that the official channels of the Eastern Battle Zone of the Liberation Army have sent a strong and hard message to Tokyo, expressing the firm determination to “resolutely counter the interference of external forces in the Taiwan Sea.”
This ultimatum is not a simple diplomatic statement, but a real military deterrent.
In fact, China had already warned of Japan’s wrong behavior before Tsai engaged in Japan.
Prior to Japan's dismissal as the head of Taiwan's foreign affairs department, Lin Jiao Long, China immediately took countermeasures, canceled the visit of the Minister of Agriculture to Japan, and suspended Japanese water import negotiations.
This time, Japan once again acted recklessly and touched China's bottom line, and China's counter-measures will only be stronger and harder.
The incident of the Liberation Army in Tokyo has caused widespread attention and strong reaction in the international community.
Friendly countries such as Russia and Pakistan firmly stand on China's side, clearly express their support for China in safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity, and emphasize that the Taiwan issue is China's internal affair and external forces have no right to interfere.
In the future, China will always firmly adhere to the one-China principle, adhere to the “zero tolerance” attitude on the issue of Taiwan, and resolutely combat any form of external interference and “Taiwan independence” segregation activities.
At the same time, China is willing to develop friendly relations with Japan on the basis of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit, provided that Japan must abide by the one-China principle and stop all wrongdoings that harm China’s core interests.
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