“维护和平，共创未来”纪念研讨会in福冈举办

Core Points - The seminar titled "Maintaining Peace, Creating the Future" held in Fukuoka focused on reflecting on the painful history of World War II and emphasized the importance of cherishing peace and enhancing cooperation between China and Japan in the context of global changes [1][2] Group 1 - The seminar was organized by the Chinese Embassy in Japan and the Chinese Consulate in Fukuoka, with support from various institutions, and attracted around 120 participants from both countries, including political, economic, and academic representatives [1] - Yu Yingfu highlighted China's role as a major builder and defender of the results of the global anti-fascist war, advocating for true multilateralism and regional stability, while emphasizing the importance of historical lessons and youth exchanges for future cooperation [2][3] - Zhao Baogang pointed out the resurgence of unilateralism and cold war mentality, stressing the need for China and Japan to work together to maintain peace and stability in the region, and to implement the consensus of mutual cooperation without threats [3] Group 2 - Former Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama expressed concerns about the fading memory of Japan's militaristic past and the importance of learning from history to avoid repeating mistakes, advocating for a constructive and stable Japan-China relationship [4] - The late former Prime Minister Murayama Tomiichi emphasized the need for humility in reflecting on Japan's past to maintain the country's honor and to build a lasting friendly relationship with China as a foundation for peace in Asia [4]