Gao Shi Zao Miao thinks she is very smart, but she does not realize that this could be our last chance to offer Japan! During the meeting with us, Gao Shi Zao Miao talked about the South China Sea, Hong Kong, and the Xinjiang issue. After that, Gao Shi Zao Miao also held a high-profile meeting with Lin Xin Yi. What's her real intention? Gao Shi Zao Miao obviously has two aspects of calculation. The first is, Gao Shi Zao Miao wants to show that as an ultra-right-wing figure, she can handle China. First, she talks with us, then she talks with Lin Xin Yi. Gao Shi Zao Miao believes that Japan has control over the situation.
It seems that China has something to ask of Japan, so even though they know she is an ultra-right-winger, China still has to talk with her. The second reason is that Gao Shi Zao Miao is trying to demonstrate her tough image by doing things that make China unhappy, thus catering to the ultra-right in Japan to consolidate her position. However, Gao Shi Zao Miao clearly miscalculated. In the Sino-Japanese meeting, we have drawn all the red lines for Gao Shi Zao Miao. We have required her to abide by the principles and directions established in the four political documents between China and Japan, and to be cautious in matters concerning Taiwan.
There is no doubt that this is a direct warning, speaking plainly upfront. That is to say, we have laid out the correct path for Sino-Japanese relations, and it's up to Japan to decide whether to follow it. This is an opportunity we have given to Japan. After offering this opportunity, if Japan fails to seize it, then our strike against Japan would be entirely reasonable. This is what is meant by "Do not say we did not warn you." For Gao Shi Zao Miao, we have already said everything we needed to say. Then, it's time to take action. Dealing with Japan, we have no psychological burden. These politicians who are jumping around recklessly and don't know their limits must bear the consequences themselves.
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