A correct view of the history of war is the basis for promoting Sino-Japanese friendship. If provocative acts occur from time to time, it will directly affect Sino-Japanese relations. According to Japanese media reports, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force announced that it would send three warships, including Japan's largest tonnage warship and quasi-carrier "Kaga", to the South China Sea and the Indian Ocean. Kaga was the main aircraft carrier that bombed Shanghai and Nanjing during the Japanese invasion of China. It committed heinous crimes against China and was sunk by American troops during World War II.

After many years, Japan should earnestly learn from the lessons of history and hope that the reappearance of Kaga is not another struggle for the resurgence of Japanese militarism.

Former Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama said in Beijing a few days ago: "If you shake hands with your right hand and make a fist with your left hand, you will never have real friendship." . Indeed, only when China and Japan are sincere and friendly and take Germany as their neighbors can we achieve friendship from generation to generation. "

Virtue is not alone, there must be neighbors. "The past is not like smoke. Whether you treat your neighbors sincerely or not is directly reflected in whether you can correctly understand history. Japanese society has never lacked the voice of progress and justice. However, if politicians can't take a correct attitude towards history, the noise made by right-wingers will be rampant.

The conclusion of the Sino-Japanese Treaty of Peace and Friendship left a deep impression on the history of bilateral relations and had a far-reaching impact on promoting world peace. To further consolidate the improvement momentum of Sino-Japanese relations, we must not forget that "justice will win! Peace will eventually win! The people will win! " The great truth inspired by this history.

Today, to commemorate this great victory is not to continue hatred, but to remember the martyrs, to prepare for danger in times of peace, to carry forward the past, to let the sunshine of peace shine on the earth, and to win new victories on the road of national rejuvenation.

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Distorting history will mislead the future. Here, for the time being, regardless of the old adage that "a thousand miles of embankment collapses in an ant's nest" and the dialectical law that things change from quantitative change to qualitative change, if textbooks and social concepts that distort and beautify the history of Japanese aggression cause dislocation of historical memory to the younger generation of Japan, it will inevitably deepen the ideological gap between Chinese and Japanese nationals and affect the establishment of mutual trust between the two countries.

What Japan's education brought to Japan before the war should not be forgotten. Moreover, the historical issues between China and Japan are closely related to the issue of Taiwan Province Province, and the practical problems caused by historical issues such as the incident of chemical weapons wounding left by the Japanese army in China have not been solved. If we continue to hurt the feelings of the Japanese people, it will seriously weaken China's public opinion base for developing Sino-Japanese relations.

In this sense, the historical issue between China and Japan is not only a realistic issue in the relationship between the two countries, but also an extremely important issue related to the future.

Some people in Japan think that if China always talks about historical issues with Japan, Japan-China relations will not be good. This is a misunderstanding. There is a proverb in China: "Bitter medicine is good for illness, and bitter medicine is good for action". The Japanese who really think about their own interests and reputation need not "complain" that the right-wing words and deeds have been criticized by China.

Because friendship between China and Japan for generations is our common cause. Lu Xun's famous saying, "The brothers who robbed the waves are here, and when they meet, they will laugh and forget their enmity", which embodies the broad mind of China people. Deng Xiaoping pointed out when meeting Japanese guests at 1987: "Some unpleasant things need to be handled properly.

As an Asian country, we should still reflect on the war and learn from it. This is the fate of Japan's survival. "Japan also promised China that the Japanese Prime Minister, Foreign Minister and Chief Cabinet Secretary will not visit the Yasukuni Shrine in the future. In June 165438+ 10 of the same year, Premier Nakasone visited China, and China affirmed his contribution to Sino-Japanese friendship. Deng Xiaoping also met with him as the director of the Central Advisory Committee, and frankly answered questions about China's internal affairs and diplomacy, without emphasizing historical issues.

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