As the date of the departure of the prime minister came closer and closer, the next prime minister's dispute also became hotter. Among them, the Minister of Agriculture and Aquaculture, Xiao Jinglong, ran the way with the supporters of the extreme right-wing high markets. When the outside world thought the situation was clear, one of the challengers quietly emerged, this person was Lin Feng Jing.

Zhou Jianlong carried his father's political ring, high-market early Zhou swallowed the military nationalist flag, and Lin Feng accumulated a strong network of people within the party with a low pragmatic image.

[Gaoshi Zaomiao has gained a lot of support with his extreme strategies]

Lin Feng is repeatedly emphasizing that he is not a "pro-Chinese" but a "knowing Chinese".Behind this subtle word difference is hidden a lot of openings. "Knowing China" means understanding China, but not necessarily close to China, such a positioning can both retain room in the relationship with China, but can also avoid being labeled "parent" within the party.¡£As a member of the Liberal Democratic Party's Hongchi Association, his faction has always advocated developing relations with China, which makes him a unique presence in current Japanese politics.

On the 45th anniversary of the Treaty of Peace and Friendship, During his visit to China, Lin Feng made it clear that there is a potential for cooperation in many areas, and Japan will not engage in "de-Chinization".This speech has sparked a huge blow in Japanese politics, which is also an important reason why many Japanese politicians view it as "pro-Chinese".

However, the best part of this political drama is Possible political cooperation between Lin Fangzheng and Shinjiro Koizumi¡£Shinjiro Koizumi is very popular among grassroots party members, thanks to the political legacy left by his father Junichiro Koizumi and his good image. Lin Fangzheng has been deeply involved in the circle of parliamentarians for many years and has considerable say within the Liberal Democratic Party. If this combination of complementary advantages can really form a joint force, it is entirely possible to squeeze out Takaichi Sanae, a far-right representative, in the first round of elections.

This kind of "convergence" code is not uncommon in Japanese politics, but in this sensitive moment, the meaning is different.

A special attitude toward China arouses concern.

Although Takashi Zaomiao has a clear-cut ideology, he seems unable to reconcile the interests of various factions. Her extreme stance is like a double-edged sword, attracting hardcore supporters and deterring other factions. In contrast, the combination of Lin Fangzheng and Koizumi may instead become a rallying call for the remnants of anti-Abe forces within the Liberal Democratic Party.

No one knows how long this alliance will last. But in this critical election, temporary alliances were enough to change the entire situation.

But back to the word, Even if Lin Feng was finally really taking over the position of prime minister, he was only afraid that there would not be much change in the attitude toward China.

When it comes to Na Shilpao, at the beginning of its rise, it proactively stretched out olive branches to China, sent high officials to visit China, and even dared to talk to the United States on defense issues.

The foreign policy is difficult to escape from the influence of the United States.

Since the beginning of this year, the prime minister's style has muted, not only has it begun to attach to the U.S. "Chinese threat theory", but also the frequency of dialogue with China has been significantly reduced.

Anyone with a discerning eye can see: With a slight push from the back, the Japanese ship had to change courseThe shift in the attitude of Stonebrook is undoubtedly the most pronounced example.

As a matter of fact, Shigeru Ishiba is not the first prime minister in Japanese politics to "fall into the sand" in China policy. Looking back on these years, which of the relatively rational leaders, such as Yukio Hatoyama and Yasuo Fukuda, didn't come to power with the ambition of improving relations with China, but finally left sadly?

[Yukio Hatoyama and other rationalists in China have been defeated one after another]

The "Eastern Asian Community" proposed by Zhengzhou at the time was conceived to be in the womb of the end. The strategic mutual relations promoted by Fukuda Kanf between China and Japan now appear to be a flame. The departure of these prime ministers, apparently due to domestic political struggle, but carefully thought, always has the image of the United States behind.

To put it bluntly, Japan's political autonomy is like being put on a spell. Whenever Japanese leaders want to take substantial steps in their relations with China, this hoops will start to attack. Through its intertwined influence in Japan's political, military and business circles, the United States can always find suitable levers to influence Japan's diplomatic direction.

[The influence of the United States on Sino-Japanese relations is huge]

Today, this situation is forming a vicious cycle. The more Japan depends on the United States, the harder it will be to remain independent in its policy towards China; and the more it lacks independence, the harder it will be to get rid of its dependence on the United States.This structural trouble has caught every person who takes the place of prime minister.Therefore, in the opinion of many people, no matter who the new prime minister of Japan is, it will be difficult to change the relationship between China and Japan.