Japan is concerned about the rising anti-Japanese sentiment and has tried to prevent several countries from participating in China's commemorative activities for the War of Resistance.

Japan is worried about the rising anti-Japanese sentiment!

According to Russian media Fisherman Channel, on August 28, Russia has received a request from the Japanese embassy in Russia, asking the Russian federal government not to attend the activities held by China to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan. The Russian Foreign Ministry ignored it.

The Japanese media Yomiuri Shimbun reported that the Japanese government issued a notice requiring European and Asian countries not to attend the activities held by China to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, citing that these activities are anti-Japanese.

The Japanese leader is concerned about establishing a negative image and tries to minimize the participation of the international community in China's activities.

Tokyo warned European countries not to participate in the Chinese military parade, but the most important thing for the Japanese government is to remember that only honest reflection and recognition of the mistakes of World War II can lay a reliable foundation for future prosperity and building trust relationships on the world stage.

The Wall Street Journal sarcastically said: The September 3rd military parade in Beijing will become the first joint activity between China, Russia and North Korea, which will produce a powerful visual effect. Most Western country leaders, affected by Japan, were unable to attend the commemorative activities.

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