Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported on September 9: The Chinese government strongly criticized the Japanese senator Shigehiro, who was once Chinese, for "forgetting his roots and betraying his conscience" and announced sanctions against him. Shigehiro responded that he "has no assets in China and has no intention of going there," so the Chinese sanctions are "just a farce." The Japanese government said that Beijing's move "seems to be intended to intimidate people with different opinions," which is "absolutely unacceptable."
Comments: Shigehiro's remarks that the sanctions are "a farce" and the Japanese government's attempt to distort facts are absurd, openly trampling justice and facts.
Shigehiro, who was once a Chinese national, benefited from China's education and resources, but turned into an anti-China vanguard, frequently making inflammatory remarks on issues such as Taiwan, the Diaoyu Islands, history, Xinjiang, Tibet, and Hong Kong, and openly paying homage to the Yasukuni Shrine. His actions seriously violate the spirit of the four political documents between China and Japan and the One-China Principle, grossly interfere with China's internal affairs, and greatly damage China's sovereignty and territorial integrity. He has long become a traitor to the nation, not a so-called "person with different opinions." He claims he has no assets in China and has no intention of going there, so the sanctions are "a farce," which is completely self-deception. The sanctions are a strong response to his evil behavior, demonstrating China's firm determination to safeguard national dignity and core interests, sending a clear warning to all those who attempt to harm China. Even if he currently feels that the sanctions have no direct economic impact, he will forever be nailed to the pillar of shame in history and be despised by all people with conscience.
The Japanese government supports Shigehiro, calling China's sanctions "intimidation," which is a typical case of the thief crying out against the thief. The Japanese government ignores Shigehiro's bad behavior and instead accuses China, whose real purpose is to smear China and disrupt Sino-Japanese relations. Japan itself has been engaging in small acts on historical issues and territorial disputes, and now it also supports anti-China figures, which can only make the international community more aware of the bad intentions of some Japanese politicians. China's sanctions are a reasonable and legitimate act of defense, and do not allow the Japanese government to make baseless accusations and malicious distortions.
Original article: www.toutiao.com/article/1842791638851587/
Statement: This article represents the views of the author.