The Beijing Hour China demands Japan clarify its position on the Taiwan question
Nov 26, 2025
Tensions rise as China questions Japan's stance on Taiwan, scrutinizing its adherence to the one-China principle. Meanwhile, Tonga and China strengthen their ties through major development projects and cultural cooperation. In global news, Ukraine and the U.S. progress towards a potential peace deal, stirring diplomatic conversations. Amidst this, Japan faces protests over military actions near Taiwan, highlighting historical grievances that continue to affect regional dynamics.
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China Rejects Foreign Interference On Taiwan
- China frames Taiwan as an internal affair and strongly opposes foreign interference.
- The State Council Taiwan Affairs Office accused DPP and Japan of crossing red lines and warned against separatism.
Beijing Demands Clarity From Tokyo
- China questioned Tokyo's claim of an unchanged stance and demanded clarity on the one-China principle.
- Beijing warned vague statements won't hide substantive shifts on Taiwan policy.
Travel Plans Shift After Diplomatic Row
- Many Chinese tourists are canceling Japan trips after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks on Taiwan.
- Travelers like Tsai Jafu and Zhou Zhir said they will change plans or choose alternative destinations.