How to handle Sino Japanese relations and how to handle Sino Japanese relations well

Japan has invaded us several times in the past, causing great national harm to the Chinese people. China's attitude toward Japan is: We must not forget the hatred of the past, but also develop amicably with the Japanese people from generation to generation.

Therefore, we must never forget and never dwell on the old accounts of history.

Japan is a small country with resources, and it invaded us in the past to plunder resources. Today, this possibility is no longer there, because China is relatively strong now, and second, China's resources are becoming increasingly strained. Except in the Taiwan Strait, there is no longer any possibility of war between China and Japan.

In the event of a war in the Taiwan Strait between China and Japan, two conditions must be met: First, the mainland will attack Taiwan, and second, the United States will leave it alone. The United States and Japan are now implementing a military alliance treaty, and the United States will not allow Japan to develop its military alone, while China will not use force to attack Taiwan, so there will be no war between us and Japan for the time being.

Viewed from three aspects: Historical Issues Must Not Be Forgotten Political Issues Are Intricate and Complex, and It Is Necessary to Take Advantage of the Situation Culturally, we must unite to resist the cultural aggression of Europe and the United States against Asia.

1. Both China and Japan should have a long-term vision, face the future, expand the common interests between China and Japan, and gradually narrow and resolve the differences between the two sides on the view of history through rational dialogue between the two sides.

2. Strive to expand the convergence of the strategic interests of China and Japan. China and Japan are both in a period of major transition in national development, with China moving from a regional political power to an economic power, and Japan moving from an economic power to a political power.

3. Attach importance to flexible cultural diplomacy and people-to-people exchanges to promote mutual understanding. Strengthen cultural diplomacy and people-to-people exchanges, and use culture as messengers to bridge the gap of mutual distrust.

4. Objectively understand and understand each other, and cultivate Chinese and Japanese young people with future thinking. We must pay attention to cultivating a large number of young people with future-thinking and pioneering qualities, because the wisdom of young people is the wisdom of state-to-state relations, so that we can learn from history, face the future hand in hand, jointly step out of the shadow of China-Japan relations, and create a new situation of bright and healthy relations between the two countries.

The handling of Sino-Japanese relations is as follows:

1. View and grasp China-Japan relations from the perspective of development.

Sino-Japanese relations have experienced a serious decline in recent years. With regard to Sino-Japanese relations, especially the negative factors, we should not only look at the negative factors, but should look at them in a deep, comprehensive, and positive way, and understand and grasp Sino-Japanese relations with the yang guan of development.

2. Take history as a mirror to view and grasp Sino-Japanese relations.

2,000 years of friendship, 50 years of antagonism". "2,000 years of friendship, 50 years of antagonism" is the most comprehensive and accurate interpretation and expression of the history of Sino-Japanese relations.

3. Look at and grasp Sino-Japanese relations from an overall perspective.

Peace and development are the main themes of our time and the overall situation of today's world. In the twenty-first century, after being ravaged by the wars of the first half of the 20th century and the intimidation of the Cold War in the middle of the 20th century, what mankind needs most is peace and development.

4. Look at and grasp Sino-Japanese relations from an overall perspective.

Peace and development are the main themes of our time and the overall situation of today's world. In the twenty-first century, after being ravaged by the wars of the first half of the 20th century and the intimidation of the cold war in the middle of the 20th century, what mankind needs most is peace and development. Peace and development are the trend of the times and the aspirations of the people.

Expansion: On September 29, 1972, the two sides signed and issued the Joint Declaration of the People's Republic of China and Japan, realizing the normalization of diplomatic relations.

On August 12, 1978, the two sides concluded the Sino-Japanese Treaty of Peace and Friendship in Beijing, and on October 23 of the same year, the two sides exchanged instruments of ratification in Tokyo, Japan, and the treaty officially entered into force.

Subsequently, in November 1998 and May 2008, the two sides issued the "Sino-Japanese Joint Declaration on Establishing a Friendly and Cooperative Partnership for Peace and Development" and the "Sino-Japanese Joint Statement on Comprehensively Promoting a Strategic Relationship of Mutual Benefit". The above-mentioned four political documents constitute the political foundation of Sino-Japanese relations.

Since the normalization of diplomatic relations, China-Japan relations have continued to develop on the whole, and friendly exchanges and practical cooperation in various fields have been deepened, bringing tangible benefits to the two countries and peoples, and is also conducive to maintaining peace, stability and prosperity in the region and the world at large.

Upholding peace, friendship and cooperation is a highly condensed judgment of the positive and negative experiences in Sino-Japanese relations, and is also a legal obligation clearly stipulated in the Sino-Japanese Treaty of Peace and Friendship.

Using history as a mirror, we can know the rise and fall". To a large extent, the current situation of Sino-Japanese relations is related to the history of Sino-Japanese relations, and "taking history as a mirror" has become the basis and premise for handling Sino-Japanese relations. At the time of the normalization of diplomatic relations between China and Japan, China took "learning from history and facing the future" as the basic principle guiding Sino-Japanese relations.

How to understand and view the history of Sino-Japanese relations and find lessons and lessons that can be used for reference will be a historical topic and a practical task that the people of the two countries must accomplish.

When it comes to the history of Sino-Japanese relations, the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War and Japan's war of aggression against China are vividly remembered, and the harm they caused to the Chinese people is unforgettable. It is no wonder that people have mentioned "taking history as a mirror" in Sino-Japanese relations

It will be natural to think of this period of history and raise this period of history to the strategic level of national dignity and national honor and disgrace. It is not wrong to understand the history of Sino-Japanese relations in this way, but it cannot be regarded as comprehensive and correct. The premier used 10 words to explain the history of Sino-Japanese relations.

That is, "2,000 years of friendship, 50 years of antagonism". "2,000 years of friendship, 50 years of antagonism" is the most comprehensive and accurate explanation and expression of the history of Sino-Japanese bridge-digging relations. Historically, Sino-Japanese relations have been long-term in friendship and short-lived in antagonism. Friendship is the mainstream of history, and antagonism is a page of "hardship and bitterness" in the mainstream of history.

Seeing only "50 years of antagonism" and ignoring "2,000 years of friendship," or only seeing "2,000 years of friendship" and ignoring "50 years of antagonism" is incomplete and will lead to erroneous and even harmful conclusions.