英文摘要 |
Since after Abe took up the post of prime minister of Japan, diplomatically he blatantly takes up the antagonistic position against China. The relationship between those two countries has been bogged down and in the worst situation ever in the past 40 years. Although the direct cause of the strained relationship was the dispute over Diaoyutai Islands’ sovereignty, the real cause of this dispute might be their desire to be a militarily powerful country. If China won the sovereignty of Diaoyutai Islands, she can retain her glorious Chinese history. If Japan won, she could get away from the shadow of China and also depart from the defeat she suffered during WWII, and wash away her infamy. The American government now has the policy of “Rebalancing of Asia,” which means returning American presence to Asia and assisting in the balancing of power. Russia gradually implies their intention to return to being a powerful country as it used to be as well. Therefore, the confrontation between China and Japan makes the security of the Western Pacific area even more complicated. If there are no dramatic changes in the near future in the relationship between China and Japan, they might be trapped in a stalemate situation of conflict. The possible future of the delicate Sino-Japan relationship might be one of war, law suits, mediation, or negotiation. The most favored and wisest way to improve the relationship would be through consultative meetings. |