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China boosts international campaign against Japanese PM's Taiwan remarks
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China is intensifying its campaign to garner international support for criticizing Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks on potential military intervention in a Taiwan crisis. Efforts to approach countries like South Korea have yielded limited results. Foreign Minister Wang Yi called the comments 'shocking.'
据南华早报看到的一份内部名单，由于中日外交摩擦持续，日本企业高管将缺席本周在北京举行的中国发展论坛（CDF）。近80名外国公司高管将出席为期两天的论坛，美国高管人数最多。同时，一些中东CEO因伊朗战争取消行程。
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在下周G7财长会议计划基础上，日本正寻求更广泛的外交接触。财务大臣片山聪将于周日起程前往美国进行关键矿产会谈，防卫大臣小泉进次郎将于周四会见美国同行，首相高市早苗下周将与韩国李在明举行峰会。
China's commerce ministry stated that trade cooperation with Japan has been severely damaged by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's comments on Taiwan, urging her to retract them. The diplomatic spat intensified after Takaichi told parliament on November 7 that a hypothetical Chinese attack on Taiwan could trigger a Japanese military response. Beijing has reinstated a ban on Japanese seafood imports and called for a travel boycott.
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The Japanese government will display records showing that China historically recognized the Senkaku Islands as outside its territory. The exhibition starts on November 14 at the National Museum of Territory and Sovereignty in Tokyo. The islets, administered by Japan in the East China Sea, are claimed by China.