The Beijing Hour No room for ambiguity or misinterpretation on documents about Taiwan Question: ministry
Nov 17, 2025
He Jingyi, a field reporter covering Hainan Free Trade Port developments, shares insights on China's diplomatic tensions with Japan regarding Taiwan's status, emphasizing the importance of honoring existing agreements. The discussion touches on Hainan's preparations for independent customs operations, highlighting how these changes will enhance local shopping and tourism. Moreover, the podcast delves into Hainan's growth as a medical tourism destination, attracting visitors from ASEAN countries with advanced healthcare services.
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Legal Weight Of China-Japan Documents
- China says its four political documents with Japan are legally binding and leave no room for ambiguity or misinterpretation.
- The foreign ministry urged Tokyo to withdraw erroneous remarks and honor commitments on the Taiwan question.
KMT Leaders Warn Against External Intervention
- Former KMT figures Ma Ying-jeou and Hong Shou Chu criticized Japan's remarks and warned external intervention risks harming Taiwan and cross-strait relations.
- They urged restraint and emphasized Taiwan's future depends on accepting the one-China principle.
Domestic Strain Drives External Rhetoric
- Analysts link Japan's tougher rhetoric on Taiwan to domestic economic strain and political diversion.
- Economic pain from auto losses, weak consumption and exports may push right-wing politicians to raise external tensions.