Turning Point: A Key Moment in the Modern Sino-Japanese Game

Author: Old Gun
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Since ancient times, Japan's expansionist direction has been towards the continent, and China has been a historical geopolitical obstacle to it. In addition to conflicts of national interest, China and Japan have an extra layer of psychological and emotional conflicts compared to other countries. This unique contradiction was formed through long-term historical interactions. Historically, due to geographical factors, the small Japanese archipelago has always harbored a desire to expand its living space onto the continent and challenge China. This desire has risen and fallen over millennia, accompanied by the unification and division, as well as the rise and decline, within Japan.