Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning addressed growing tensions this week after Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi made controversial statements about the Taiwan region. Speaking at a November 25 press conference, Mao emphasized that such remarks 'undermine the atmosphere for exchanges' between the two Asian powers.
The diplomatic friction comes as China and Japan navigate complex economic partnerships in 2025. Analysts suggest the timing could impact upcoming cross-strait dialogues and regional stability. 🔍 While neither side has disclosed specific canceled events, Mao confirmed bilateral cooperation is being 'reassessed' following the political ripple effect.
