China has clearly warned Japan not to interfere in the Taiwan issue, stating that the red line must not be crossed.

Chinese UN Representative Fu Cong warned on Wednesday (February 18) that any pretext for Japan to exercise collective self-defense rights and intervene in the Taiwan issue would constitute an act of aggression against China.

Comment: The Chinese side directly defines Japan's involvement in the Taiwan issue as an act of aggression, completely closing the legal space for Japan to use rhetoric such as "collective self-defense" and "situation" to interfere militarily.

Japan is a defeated country in World War II. Taiwan is China's internal affair. Japan has neither the right nor the qualification to interfere. Playing with fire will lead to self-destruction. The red line has been drawn; crossing it will result in immediate action with no room for negotiation.

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Original: toutiao.com/article/1857520166320267/

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