China comments ahead of trilateral talks

The transcript discusses recent negative trends in Japan's relations with China, particularly focusing on Japan's actions regarding the South China Sea issue. It highlights Japan's disregard for the majority of the international community's stance, especially that of regional countries. The transcript also covers China's diplomatic response, with Foreign Minister Wang Yi expected to convey China's firm position to Japan and urge Japan to take concrete actions to return to a path of healthy and stable development in Sino-Japanese relations.

What recent actions has Japan taken in its relations with China?

• Promoted cultural exchanges

• Strengthened economic ties

• Increased military cooperation

• Displayed negative tendencies

In the context of the South China Sea issue, how has Japan acted?

• Promoted regional peace

• Supported China's position

• Remained neutral

• Ignored the majority's wishes

What is expected during Wang Yi's visit to Japan?

• Launching a cultural festival

• Expressing China's firm stance

• Signing a trade agreement

• Announcing a military alliance

What does China demand from Japan to improve their relations?

• Increase tourism

• Take concrete actions

• Reduce trade barriers

• Enhance cultural exchanges

What is the ultimate goal for Japan-China relations according to the transcript?

• Cultural assimilation

• Military superiority

• Economic dominance

• Healthy and stable development