Diaoyu islands

In 1872, Japan abolished the Ryukyu Kingdom as the Ryukyu Domain behind the back of the suzerain of China; in 1883, the Land and Geography Bureau of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Japan implemented the strategy of "map theft". In the "Map of Okinawa Prefecture under the jurisdiction of Nippon Prefecture", it forcibly copied the graphics of islands such as Yuyu and Huangwei in the British sea map without daring to fill in the name of the island, and deliberately missed the shape of Chiwei Island, which was a mystery for Japan to steal land in the future. In 1894, it was changed to "Kuba Island under the jurisdiction of Kuba Island for the construction of Yuyu Island"; in 1895, it was changed to "Kuba Island and Yuyu Island, which are located in the northwest of the Yaeyama Islands under the jurisdiction of Okinawa Prefecture, have never been uninhabited islands". Repeatedly emphasized as "uninhabited islands", the so- On January 21, 1895 (14th?), the Japanese cabinet meeting secretly decided to steal China's "Diaoyutai Islands", "set up stakes on the spot", and privately "incorporated into Japanese territory".

Location of Diaoyu Islands

Cixi's Orders on the Diaoyu Islands

Self-statement of Diaoyu Islands

Historical map drawn by the Japanese confirms that the Diaoyu Islands belong to China

Defend the Diaoyu Islands