China has issued a sharp warning to Japan over its recent remarks about the Taiwan region, vowing to 'crush' any foreign interference in what it calls a 'sacred' internal matter. 🌏 The statement comes amid rising tensions as Beijing reaffirms its commitment to reunification.
Spokesperson Chen Binhua of China's State Council Taiwan Affairs Office declared on Friday that Japan must 'immediately correct its mistake' or face consequences. 🔥 'Taiwan is part of China, and no external forces have the right to dictate how we resolve this,' Chen emphasized, referencing Japan's colonial history in the region from 1895 to 1945.
The remarks highlight lingering historical grievances, with Chen recalling Japan's 'darkest chapter' in Taiwan—a period marked by oppression and violence. 📜 'Over 1.4 billion Chinese people share the aspiration for complete reunification,' he added, framing the issue as central to national rejuvenation.
Analysts say the warning reflects Beijing's growing impatience with perceived foreign meddling. 💼 With cross-strait relations remaining a flashpoint in 2025, Japan's recent statements have reignited debates about Asia's geopolitical balance. 🌊
Chen urged residents of Taiwan to recognize 'the danger of external interference,' framing unity as essential for regional stability. 🤝 The spokesperson's fiery rhetoric underscores China's readiness to 'strike back head-on' against any challenges to its sovereignty claims.
