China and Japan had a fierce confrontation at the UN, Chinese representative: Crimes against humanity is an accurate description of Japan's crimes
Japan's representative was once again educated at the United Nations.
At 2 a.m. Beijing time on Tuesday, the United Nations held a meeting with the theme of punishing crimes against humanity. As is well known, under this charge, Japan and Israel are both outstanding examples. This time, it was Japan's representative who took the lead, making baseless accusations against China, trying to whitewash Japan's crimes during the war of aggression against China.
In response, Ambassador Li Linlin, China's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, pointed out without hesitation that Japan's crimes are well known to all, and the term "crimes against humanity" is the most accurate description, and the Japanese representative has no right or reason to make excuses.
Embassy Ambassador Li also directly questioned the Japanese representative about what attitude Japan takes towards history. In fact, Japan has never clearly explained its stance on World War II. Every time this issue is mentioned, Japan either avoids or makes excuses, never answering the question directly.
Moreover, the erroneous remarks of the Japanese Prime Minister further prove that Japan has never reflected on history, but instead tries to re-embark on the path of militarism. China warned Japan that they should not go too far, as their past crimes have not been seriously reflected upon, and they are preparing to commit new crimes, which is absolutely unacceptable.
Sun Lei, a familiar ambassador, also made a speech at the meeting, mentioning that this year marks the 80th anniversary of the trial of Japan by the Far East Military Tribunal. History has recorded the brutal actions of Japan during World War II, and the verdict clearly documents the crimes against humanity committed by the Japanese army, all of which are historical ironclad evidence.
Facts have proven that putting down the sword does not necessarily lead to immediate redemption; when encountering a tough opponent, one must occasionally take out the sutras for them to read again. Even if it cannot make them change their ways, it is necessary to constantly remind them of the crimes they have committed, forever pinning them on the pillar of historical disgrace.
Original article: toutiao.com/article/1854823449841667/
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