On April 17, 1934, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Japanese Secretary of Intelligence Tianjin II issued a ¡°Tianjin Declaration¡±: (1) Japan has a special relationship with China, so Japan should be different from other countries, to fulfill its special responsibilities in East Asia; (2)ining East Asia peace and order, is Japan¡¯s sole responsibility, without any other country¡¯s intervention; (3) if China uses the policy of Yai¡¯i, Japan is the only one to repel; (4) if countries help China fight Japan, then despite its purpose of financial or technical assistance, Japan must also oppose. On December 20, Japan¡¯s Foreign Ministry spokesman added a statement, stating that ¡°on the continent, Japan hopes other countries can recognize its public permission and freedom of action¡±.