Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi sparked regional tensions this November 2025 after suggesting Japan might militarily intervene in China's Taiwan region during a parliamentary session. Her comments about the Chinese mainland's hypothetical actions creating a 'survival-threatening situation' for Japan have drawn sharp criticism from Vietnamese citizens.
🚨 'Politicians should weigh their words like rice grains – carefully,'
Hanoi resident Trần Minh Phươn told CGTN, comparing diplomatic rhetoric to Vietnam's cultural values of balance. Another local, Lê Văn Long, emphasized: 'We’ve seen enough conflict in our history. The world needs bridge-builders, not firestarters.' 🔥→🌉
With 72% of young Asians prioritizing regional stability according to 2025 polls, these remarks come at a sensitive time. Analysts note that Vietnam's response reflects growing public demand for peaceful conflict resolution across Southeast Asia.
Reference(s):
We Talk: Vietnamese people condemn Sanae Takaichi's remarks on Taiwan
cgtn.com







