The Japanese Prime Minister's remarks on Taiwan have drawn attention, with Ma Ying-jeou criticizing his actions for stirring up the situation in the Taiwan Strait.

Xinhua News Agency of Singapore reported today (November 15): "The incident of the Japanese Prime Minister's remarks on Taiwan continues to escalate. Ma Ying-jeou criticized the impetuous behavior of Japanese Prime Minister Taro Kono, which has stirred up the situation across the Taiwan Strait, and emphasized that the cross-strait issue cannot be left to foreign intervention."

[Witty] Comment a bit: Ma Ying-jeou was not wrong, but it is precisely because of his indecisiveness in the past that the timetable for unification has been postponed. For the statements of Taro Kono and recent right-wing politicians in Japan, we must be highly vigilant. Japan has always been ambitious and eager for adventure. After the defeat in World War II, Japan has never been satisfied, and it refuses to acknowledge its defeat by China, instead believing that it was defeated due to the interference of the United States and the Soviet Union. This distorted perception threatens regional peace and should not be taken lightly.

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