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#FMsays China has never recognized or accepted any content in the so-called Treaty of San Francisco regarding sovereignty over Taiwan, or anything on the sovereign rights of China as a non-signatory, FM spokeswoman Mao Ning said, adding that the 1972 Sino-Japanese Joint Statement should be apprehended in its entirety,... show more

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In 1972, China and Japan signed the Joint Statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of Japan and officially established diplomatic relations. The statement provided clear provisions on the Taiwan question, with three specific references related to Taiwan.

In 1972, China and Japan signed the Joint Statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of Japan and officially established diplomatic relations. The statement provided clear provisions on the Taiwan question, with three specific references related to Taiwan.

Ministry of National Defense of China

260,254 次观看 • 8 个月前

#FMsays China expressed appreciation on Monday over Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent positive remarks on China-India relations. The two countries should be partners that contribute to each other's success, FM spokeswoman Mao Ning said.

#FMsays China expressed appreciation on Monday over Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent positive remarks on China-India relations. The two countries should be partners that contribute to each other's success, FM spokeswoman Mao Ning said.

China Daily

24,528 次观看 • 1 年前

In 1998, the Chinese and Japanese governments issued the China-Japan Joint Declaration on Building a Partnership of Friendship and Cooperation for Peace and Development. It has an important statement — "The Japanese side continues to maintain its stand on the Taiwan question which was set forth in the Joint Statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of Japan and reiterates its understanding that there is one China."

In 1998, the Chinese and Japanese governments issued the China-Japan Joint Declaration on Building a Partnership of Friendship and Cooperation for Peace and Development. It has an important statement — "The Japanese side continues to maintain its stand on the Taiwan question which was set forth in the Joint Statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of Japan and reiterates its understanding that there is one China."

Ministry of National Defense of China

144,682 次观看 • 7 个月前

In 2008, the China-Japan Joint Statement on All-round Promotion of Strategic Relationship of Mutual Benefit stipulated clearly in Article 5 that "The Japanese side reiterated that it will continue to abide by its position on the Taiwan question stated in the Joint Statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of Japan."

In 2008, the China-Japan Joint Statement on All-round Promotion of Strategic Relationship of Mutual Benefit stipulated clearly in Article 5 that "The Japanese side reiterated that it will continue to abide by its position on the Taiwan question stated in the Joint Statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of Japan."

Ministry of National Defense of China

179,672 次观看 • 7 个月前

#FMsays Japan's plan to deploy offensive weapons on islands near China's Taiwan region is "extremely dangerous", Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning warned, after reports said Japan's Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi visited an island near Taiwan and talked about deploying medium-range surface-to-air missiles there. China will never allow Japanese right-wing provocateurs to reverse the course of history, and will never let external forces lay their hands on the Taiwan region, Mao said.

#FMsays Japan's plan to deploy offensive weapons on islands near China's Taiwan region is "extremely dangerous", Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning warned, after reports said Japan's Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi visited an island near Taiwan and talked about deploying medium-range surface-to-air missiles there. China will never allow Japanese right-wing provocateurs to reverse the course of history, and will never let external forces lay their hands on the Taiwan region, Mao said.

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60,841 次观看 • 9 个月前

#FMsays Garlic can never pose any kind of threat to the US, FM spokeswoman Mao Ning has said after a US senator called for an investigation to be launched into the product imported from China under Section 301 of the Trade Act. Mao urged relevant US politicians to be rational and use their common sense to avoid being mocked.

#FMsays Garlic can never pose any kind of threat to the US, FM spokeswoman Mao Ning has said after a US senator called for an investigation to be launched into the product imported from China under Section 301 of the Trade Act. Mao urged relevant US politicians to be rational and use their common sense to avoid being mocked.

China Daily

46,276 次观看 • 1 年前

Japan's Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, referenced the invalid "Treaty of San Francisco" to stir up claims about the so-called "undetermined status of Taiwan". China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson pointed out that such remarks compound one error with another. So, why is this "treaty" considered invalid? What solid legal basis confirms China's sovereignty over Taiwan? Let's break it down. In 1951, driven by Cold War self-interests, the US deliberately excluded China and the Soviet Union — two of the key victorious nations of World War II — and persuaded other countries to concoct this "treaty". The document only vaguely mentions that Japan should renounce all rights to Taiwan and the Penghu Islands, yet it fails to explicitly state their return to China. The Chinese government has never recognized this "treaty". Furthermore, this document violates the UN Charter and the basic principles of international law. In fact, legally binding international documents including the Cairo Declaration and the Potsdam Proclamation form a complete legal chain, confirming that Taiwan is part of China, a fact long settled. #MediaUnlocked

Japan's Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, referenced the invalid "Treaty of San Francisco" to stir up claims about the so-called "undetermined status of Taiwan". China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson pointed out that such remarks compound one error with another. So, why is this "treaty" considered invalid? What solid legal basis confirms China's sovereignty over Taiwan? Let's break it down. In 1951, driven by Cold War self-interests, the US deliberately excluded China and the Soviet Union — two of the key victorious nations of World War II — and persuaded other countries to concoct this "treaty". The document only vaguely mentions that Japan should renounce all rights to Taiwan and the Penghu Islands, yet it fails to explicitly state their return to China. The Chinese government has never recognized this "treaty". Furthermore, this document violates the UN Charter and the basic principles of international law. In fact, legally binding international documents including the Cairo Declaration and the Potsdam Proclamation form a complete legal chain, confirming that Taiwan is part of China, a fact long settled. #MediaUnlocked

MediaUnlocked

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#FMsays Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said on Monday that China supports Pakistan's efforts to mediate dialogue between the United States and Iran to end the #MiddleEast conflict. "We appreciate Pakistan's efforts to promote the easing of the situation and support Pakistan in continuing to play its mediation role," Mao said.

#FMsays Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said on Monday that China supports Pakistan's efforts to mediate dialogue between the United States and Iran to end the #MiddleEast conflict. "We appreciate Pakistan's efforts to promote the easing of the situation and support Pakistan in continuing to play its mediation role," Mao said.

China Daily

29,203 次观看 • 4 个月前

“Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan question violate the UN Charter and four political documents between China and Japan on at least two levels, especially the Treaty of Peace and Friendship Between China and Japan,” Liu Jiangyong, professor at the Institute of International Studies of Tsinghua University said at an academic seminar to discuss Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent erroneous remarks on Taiwan held at China Foreign Affairs University (CFAU) on Saturday. He said that I believe the Joint Statement could not have reached consensus without Japan firmly maintaining its stand under Article 8 of the Potsdam Proclamation.

“Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan question violate the UN Charter and four political documents between China and Japan on at least two levels, especially the Treaty of Peace and Friendship Between China and Japan,” Liu Jiangyong, professor at the Institute of International Studies of Tsinghua University said at an academic seminar to discuss Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent erroneous remarks on Taiwan held at China Foreign Affairs University (CFAU) on Saturday. He said that I believe the Joint Statement could not have reached consensus without Japan firmly maintaining its stand under Article 8 of the Potsdam Proclamation.

Global Times

11,175 次观看 • 8 个月前

In response to a media inquiry about latest claims made by US President Donald Trump regarding the Taiwan question in an interview with The New York Times, in which he claimed that if China attempts to change the status quo in Taiwan during his term, he would be "very unhappy," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said at Friday’s press briefing that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's territory. The Taiwan question is purely China's internal affair, and resolving it is a matter for the Chinese people, brooking no external interference.

In response to a media inquiry about latest claims made by US President Donald Trump regarding the Taiwan question in an interview with The New York Times, in which he claimed that if China attempts to change the status quo in Taiwan during his term, he would be "very unhappy," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said at Friday’s press briefing that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's territory. The Taiwan question is purely China's internal affair, and resolving it is a matter for the Chinese people, brooking no external interference.

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Chinese FM: Taiwan never was, is not and never will be a country "Taiwan has been an integral part of China since ancient times. It never was, is not, and never will be a country," Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Sunday. "#Taiwan was recovered by #China over 80 years ago, and we will never allow any individual or force to separate it from China again," he added. #OneChina #TaiwanQuestion #Wangyi #TaiwanStrait #ChinaAgenda2026 #2026TwoSessions

Chinese FM: Taiwan never was, is not and never will be a country "Taiwan has been an integral part of China since ancient times. It never was, is not, and never will be a country," Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Sunday. "#Taiwan was recovered by #China over 80 years ago, and we will never allow any individual or force to separate it from China again," he added. #OneChina #TaiwanQuestion #Wangyi #TaiwanStrait #ChinaAgenda2026 #2026TwoSessions

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29,509 次观看 • 5 个月前

Listen to Gordon G. Chang on why average Americans should care about Taiwan. Here is a brief history of Taiwan for better understanding of the issue. 1624–1662: Dutch colonial rule in parts of Taiwan; Spain briefly controlled the north (1626–1642). 1662–1683: Ming loyalists under Koxinga ruled Taiwan after expelling the Dutch, marking the beginning of China’s control of the island. 1683–1895: Taiwan was governed by the Qing Dynasty. 1895–1945: Japan controlled Taiwan after the Qing lost the First Sino-Japanese War. 1943: The Cairo Declaration stated that Taiwan should be returned to the Republic of China (ROC). 1945–Present: The ROC took administrative control of Taiwan after Japan’s surrender in WWII. In 1949 the Nationalist government retreated to Taiwan after losing the Chinese Civil War to the CCP. It has been governing Taiwan ever since. 1951: The San Francisco Peace Treaty ended Japan’s claim to Taiwan but did not name a recipient government, known as the ambiguity statute. Where do you see that the CCP has a claim to the island? 😱🤡

Listen to Gordon G. Chang on why average Americans should care about Taiwan. Here is a brief history of Taiwan for better understanding of the issue. 1624–1662: Dutch colonial rule in parts of Taiwan; Spain briefly controlled the north (1626–1642). 1662–1683: Ming loyalists under Koxinga ruled Taiwan after expelling the Dutch, marking the beginning of China’s control of the island. 1683–1895: Taiwan was governed by the Qing Dynasty. 1895–1945: Japan controlled Taiwan after the Qing lost the First Sino-Japanese War. 1943: The Cairo Declaration stated that Taiwan should be returned to the Republic of China (ROC). 1945–Present: The ROC took administrative control of Taiwan after Japan’s surrender in WWII. In 1949 the Nationalist government retreated to Taiwan after losing the Chinese Civil War to the CCP. It has been governing Taiwan ever since. 1951: The San Francisco Peace Treaty ended Japan’s claim to Taiwan but did not name a recipient government, known as the ambiguity statute. Where do you see that the CCP has a claim to the island? 😱🤡

Xi Van Fleet

20,321 次观看 • 3 个月前

#FMsays China firmly opposes Tokyo's attempt to hype and trumpet the "The Theory of the Undetermined Status of Taiwan", which is "a further mistake on top of its previous ones", Beijing said on Thursday, after Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on Wednesday Japan is "not in a position to determine Taiwan's legal status or recognition".

#FMsays China firmly opposes Tokyo's attempt to hype and trumpet the "The Theory of the Undetermined Status of Taiwan", which is "a further mistake on top of its previous ones", Beijing said on Thursday, after Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on Wednesday Japan is "not in a position to determine Taiwan's legal status or recognition".

China Daily

17,104 次观看 • 9 个月前

"Imposing criminal punishments on diehard separatists to safeguard the nation's core interests is a common practice in countries around the world. #Taiwan is a part of China, and China will never allow 'Taiwan independence' separatist forces to separate Taiwan from China under any name or by any means. The guidelines indicate that criminal punishment measures target only a very small number of individuals whose behavior is egregious and whose separatist activities are rampant, as well as the crimes of secession and incitement to secession they commit. This does not involve the vast majority of Taiwan compatriots," said Chen Binhua, a spokesman for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office. #StraitTalk

"Imposing criminal punishments on diehard separatists to safeguard the nation's core interests is a common practice in countries around the world. #Taiwan is a part of China, and China will never allow 'Taiwan independence' separatist forces to separate Taiwan from China under any name or by any means. The guidelines indicate that criminal punishment measures target only a very small number of individuals whose behavior is egregious and whose separatist activities are rampant, as well as the crimes of secession and incitement to secession they commit. This does not involve the vast majority of Taiwan compatriots," said Chen Binhua, a spokesman for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office. #StraitTalk

China Daily

11,524 次观看 • 2 年前

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'WE DO NOT RECOGNIZE TAIWAN AS A SOVEREIGN STATE’ WATCH: Foreign Affairs Secretary Theresa Lazaro reaffirmed that the Philippines is upholding the One China Policy, stressing that the country does not recognize the self-governing island of Taiwan as a sovereign state. Under this policy, Taiwan is considered part of mainland China. Lazaro defended President Bongbong Marcos’ statement on Taiwan, emphasizing that while the matter remains an internal affair, any cross-strait conflict could affect geographically nearby areas. | Tristan Nodalo 🎥 Senate/YouTube

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612,706 次观看 • 1 年前

In the face of China’s repeated questions in recent days as well as criticism from within Japan and from the international community, Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi still attempts to brush things off by merely saying that Japan’s position “has not changed.” China absolutely won’t accept this, Chinese FM spokesperson Lin Jian said on Wednesday, in response to media inquiry over Takaichi cited the Sino-Japanese Joint Statement at a plenary session of the House of Councillors, saying that she “understands and respects” the Chinese government’s position that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China’s territory.

In the face of China’s repeated questions in recent days as well as criticism from within Japan and from the international community, Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi still attempts to brush things off by merely saying that Japan’s position “has not changed.” China absolutely won’t accept this, Chinese FM spokesperson Lin Jian said on Wednesday, in response to media inquiry over Takaichi cited the Sino-Japanese Joint Statement at a plenary session of the House of Councillors, saying that she “understands and respects” the Chinese government’s position that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China’s territory.

Global Times

69,460 次观看 • 8 个月前

That's quite something! Elon on The All-In Podcast: "Taiwan is analogous to Hawaii or something like that. An integral part of China that is arbitrarily not part of China, mostly because the US specifically has stopped any reunification effort."

That's quite something! Elon on The All-In Podcast: "Taiwan is analogous to Hawaii or something like that. An integral part of China that is arbitrarily not part of China, mostly because the US specifically has stopped any reunification effort."

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3,351,870 次观看 • 2 年前