Joint efforts 'crucial for key summit'
[2015-10-15 07:11]State Councilor Yang Jiechi asked Japan to implement the four-point consensus on handling and improving Sino-Japanese relations.
China refutes Japan's accusation of gas exploration in E. China Sea
[2015-09-18 09:28]China on Thursday rejected protests by Japan over the development of gas fields, which Japan said, were in a disputed part of the East China Sea, saying its work was in undisputed waters under China's jurisdiction.
China can easily avoid 'Japan syndrome'
[2015-09-14 13:36]The main advantage why China will not experience the 'Japan syndrome' is its large population and an even larger territory, says expert.
Thousands protest against Japanese gov't-backed security bills
[2015-09-14 23:09]Some 45,000 Japanese protestors rallied in front of the country's parliament building in downtown Tokyo, trying to stop a possible passage of the controversial legislation.
Abe won't attend China's commemorative celebration
[2015-08-25 07:44]Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will not attend September events in Beijing to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II, the Tokyo government's top spokesman - and Abe himself - said on Monday.
Beijing dismisses reports of Abe's China visit in September
[2015-08-19 10:31]In a statement to China Daily, Foreign Ministry dismisses claims that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will visit China next month.
The beginning of the end
[2015-08-19 09:46]The victory in Tengchong, Yunnan province, was anything but easy. Chinese and Japanese armies engaged more than 40 times in 127 days.
Abe's words ring hollow, expose his mask
[2015-08-19 07:31]
Let us hope, therefore, that traditional caution and the simple human sense of self-preservation may yet reassert itself in both Tokyo and Washington.
Abe visit possible, media report
[2015-08-19 07:31]Some officials in Tokyo deny that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will start China visit on Sept 3, the day Beijing holds military parade.
Abe shies away from direct apology
[2015-08-15 07:33]China is urging Japan to repent in concrete terms after Shinzo Abe downplays his country's aggression in long-awaited WWII statement.
Abe's words uttered with deep ambiguity
[2015-08-15 07:25]After flying his kite for months, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe issued a statement about Japanese aggression in World War II with phrases that had rarely appeared in his narratives of his country's war history.
Absence of direct 'apology' reveals Abe's lip service
[2015-08-15 07:01]Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe had the opportunity to continue along the same path as his predecessor, Tomiichi Murayama, and apologize for Japan's past aggression.