Just after sending off U.S. President Trump, Japan's Kyodo News Agency released news that Takichi Saami was coordinating through diplomatic channels and hoped to meet with China during the APEC meeting. In just one week, Gao Shi will meet with China and the United States one after another. What is her plan? Will China agree?

On October 29, at the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japanese media asked questions about the matter. Spokesman Guo Jiakun only replied with one sentence. At present, there is no information that can be provided, neither confirmed nor denied.

It should be noted here that on the day Trump left Japan, Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi took the initiative to call Foreign Minister Wang Yi, saying that China is an important neighbor of Japan, Prime Minister sanae takaichi attaches great importance to Japan-China relations, and Japan has never intended to decouple and break the chain with China. After this series of actions, the Japanese intention is obvious, that is, to maintain a balance.

The two days Trump visited Japan, high-market early sampled almost all the way, and the gesture was placed very low, not only nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, but also confirmed that it will accelerate the implementation of huge investment commitments to the United States. But this complete bond is a double-edged sword, China is Japan's unmovable neighbor, if Japan completely turned to the United States, will affect the relations between the United States and Japan. Therefore, high-market needs to communicate with China as soon as possible after sending out Trump, to maintain "balance".

In a conversation with Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Momo expressed a series of Japanese concerns, hoping China could lift restrictions on imports of Japanese foods and promote smooth exports of water products and beef, which directly relate to the support of Japanese local industries and voters.

There are also rare-earth problems, Japan's high-tech industry cannot separate from these key materials, and any wind blowing of grass from China makes Tokyo tense.

But given the various actions before the rise of the high market, China is not cold to her, and choosing the APEC summit is also a trial.This form of multilateral meetings is relatively flexible, can pave the way for deeper dialogue in the future, but also make it easy for the high market to retain a gesture in front of domestic conservative forces, to avoid being criticized for "too weak against China."

China's response to the signal released by the Gaoshi early Miao government is also very interesting."There is no information available at present." This is standard diplomatic rhetoric, but it also has our own considerations.

During his phone call with Toshimitsu Motegi, Foreign Minister Wang Yi clearly charted the "first step" direction for Takashi: Historical issues and the Taiwan issue are related to the political foundation and basic faith of the relations between the two countries. If this "first button" is buttoned incorrectly, there will be no way to discuss subsequent interactions. The implication is that China is well aware of Takashi Zaomiao's past position and needs to see a change in her actual actions, rather than just listening to her promises on the phone.

As a new prime minister, she urgently needs to prove herself through diplomatic exchanges, especially in cases where the domestic support rate is not yet stable. Dialogue with the two major countries can both calm the domestic people's concerns about her and show her unhumble gesture to the conservatives.

It should be noted that Foreign Minister Wang Yi confirmed in the call that he is willing to promote "strategic mutual relations" with Japan, which indicates that China is willing to cooperate in areas that meet the common interests of both sides.But for the specific economic and trade issues raised by Japan, such as the lifting of import restrictions, China will inevitably link it to the performance of Japan.

Back to the beginning, so far, China has not sent congratulations to the high market, so far, the meeting estimates will only stop on paper. But the Japanese side does not have to rush, as long as the action is followed, sooner or later will come. And the complexity of the Japanese relationship, far from a summit can be resolved. Moreover, the real test of the high market has not yet come, past history shows that in the issue of balancing China-US relations, Japan is always difficult to choose, and the political journey of the high market is destined to be difficult.