Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The development of US-Japan bilateral relations should not be aimed at third countries or harm the interests of other nations

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People's Financial News, March 23 — Regarding negative evaluations by Japanese netizens on Prime Minister Takagi Sanae's visit to the United States, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian responded during a regular press conference on March 23, stating that China has noted views from some Japanese media, experts, and citizens regarding Takagi's visit to the US, including being confronted with Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor and reactions when visiting the "Presidential Walk of Fame," among other instances. "Regarding various criticisms from Japanese netizens about this visit, I will not comment," Lin Jian said. He added that the development of bilateral relations between the US and Japan should be conducive to regional peace and stability, and should not target third countries or harm the interests of other nations. (Xinhua News Agency)

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2026-03-24 20:27:23

People’s Financial News, March 23 — In response to Japanese netizens’ negative comments about Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s visit to the United States, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Jian said at a routine press conference on the 23rd that China has noticed some Japanese media, experts, and the public’s opinions on Takaichi’s visit, including references to Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor and reactions during her visit to the “Presidential Star Avenue.” “I will not comment on the various criticisms from Japanese netizens regarding this visit,” Wang Jian said. He added that the development of bilateral relations between the U.S. and Japan should be conducive to regional peace and stability and should not target third countries or harm other nations’ interests. (Xinhua News Agency)

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