It's about China, the Japanese Foreign Minister let go of the wind

Japanese Foreign Minister let go of the wind: I hope to talk to China at the end of September

The Kyodo News Agency reported on the 2nd that Japanese Foreign Minister Lin Fang said at a press conference that day that he hopes to hold bilateral talks with China at the UN General Assembly at the end of this month. He said: "Although there is no decision at this stage, he hopes to conduct specific research." Lin Fangzheng said that the dialogue at all levels in Japan is important.

The 77th UN General Assembly will be held in New York, USA from September 20th to 26th. Japanese media reports also mentioned that September 29 is the 50th anniversary of the normalization of China -Japan diplomatic relations.

Japanese Foreign Minister Lin Fangzheng (Data Map)

However, Lin Fangzheng wanted to talk to China while hype, while hype, and the Chinese operations of the PLA and China ’s actions in the East China Sea, claiming that it caused“ strong concerns about the region and the international community, including Japan and the international community. He also said, "(Japan General) claims that the proposition should be required (China) to take responsible actions. For many topics facing together, it is necessary to build constructive and stable Japanese -China relations through the efforts of both parties."

This is not the first time Lin Fangzheng expressed his statement on Sino -Japanese relations. According to a report by Kyodo News on August 31, Lin Fangzheng expressed his positive willingness to express his positive willingness in a program on the evening of August 30.

In early August, Pelosi, the speaker of the United States Congress, visited Taiwan, to the Taiwan Strait area was tense, and the Japanese group issued an error statement in Taiwan with other countries. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has since announced that China will no longer arrange a meeting of China -Japan Foreign Ministers at the Foreign Minister of the East Asian Summit in Cambodia.

Regarding the current Sino -Japanese relations, a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated last month that the Japanese side should promote Sino -Japanese relations along the healthy and stable development of Sino -Japanese relations along the correct track.

Source: Global Times-Global Network/Sun Peng

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