Premier Li’s Visit to Japan – a New Chapter in Sino-Japanese Economic and Trade Cooperation
On May 8-11, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang paid an official visit to Japan at the invitation of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
May 15, 2018
Reunion of Heads of PRC, Japan and ROK – Is “East Asia Era” on the Way ?
The 7th Japan-China-ROK Trilateral Summit will be held in Tokyo, Japan on May 9, 2018. The summit this time in Tokyo indicates that the annual tripartite heads meeting mechanism has been reinstated.
May 9, 2018
Will Japan Stands with America on Sino-U.S. Trade Friction？
As the United States and China confront each other on trade, other countries are looking to take advantage.
Apr 18, 2018
A Different Approach to Inform the World of the Full Horror of the Nanjing Massacre
The book takes a different approach to inform the world of the full horror of the Nanjing Massacre.
Apr 4, 2018
China’s Diplomacy in 2017: The “Circle of Friends” Is Growing Bigger and the “Partner Network” Is Growing Closer
The international situation in 2017 remained complexed and volatile, and significant changes happened in the internal affairs of many big countries. China, meanwhile, enriched and developed theory and practice of its diplomacy, achieving significant results in major country diplomacy and neighborhood diplomacy.
Jan 11, 2018
Beijing-Tokyo Forum Issues Consensus at Closing Ceremony
The 13th Beijing-Tokyo Forum was held from Dec. 15-17 in Beijing. During the forum, participants from China and Japan held extensive discussions about building an open world economic order and maintaining peace in Asia.
Dec 18, 2017
History will not be Forgotten – Japan must Apologize For the Comfort Women Scandal
“Comfort women” were a group of women who were coerced by the Japanese army into working as sex slaves during WWⅡ.Of these, Chinese women made up half of the total number of 400,000. They were forced into comfort women centers and allocated to Japanese army as military supplies.
Nov 20, 2017
The Rickshaw Report : China’s Military Parade
1. 70 years ago, China’s “War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression ” came to an end. How are Sino-Japanese relations now? Of course, the relationship is not good. Look at the tensions over the Diaoyu Island, and the history between China and Japan. 2. US President Obama, UK Prime Minister David Cameron and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe have declined to attend the parade. Why do you think that is? Perhaps they due to tensions in the South China Sea, or other reasons maybe. I am not sure. Abe will not join because of the bad history between China and Japan. 3. According to the Chinese media, over the past week, Beijing’s air has been at its cleanest in almost three years. Does the difference in air quality affect your mood? This is the cleanest air I have ever seen in Beijing! It makes me happy. 4. President Putin attended China’s V-day celebrations. How is he perceived in China? Some Chinese say Putin is a handsome guy, but more importantly he is a very good friend to China. He came to support China at the parade. China and Russia have a strong relationship. 5. In the run up to the parade, there have been many security measures – certain roads will be blocked off, both of Beijing’s airports and public parks […]
Dec 7, 2015