人民日报：高市早苗宣称“日本又回来了”，我们不禁要问，一个什么样的日本又回来了？！

Core Viewpoint - The article argues that Japan's claim of "undetermined status of Taiwan" reflects a misunderstanding of history and a misjudgment of reality, revealing Japan's intentions to militarily intervene in the Taiwan Strait [1][2]. Historical Context - Japan's occupation of Taiwan began in April 1895 through an unequal treaty, and the legal basis for Taiwan's return to China is established through international agreements such as the Cairo Declaration and the Potsdam Proclamation [1][2]. - The San Francisco Peace Treaty, cited by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, is criticized as an illegal document that contradicts established international law and the principles of the post-war order [2]. Japan's Historical Actions - The article highlights the dark history of Japanese colonial rule in Taiwan, including atrocities committed against the Taiwanese people, such as mass killings during the colonial period [3]. - It questions the implications of Takaichi's statement "Japan is back," suggesting that it could indicate a resurgence of militarism rather than a commitment to peace [3]. Taiwan's Status - Taiwan is emphasized as a core interest of China, with a strong assertion of China's capability and determination to counter any interference regarding Taiwan's status [4]. - The article warns Japanese politicians against provocative actions related to Taiwan, urging them to reflect on historical responsibilities [4].