阻挠中国出席G7峰会，日本想多了

Group 1 - Japan has requested France to "carefully consider" inviting China to the G7 summit in 2024, reflecting Japan's concerns about discussing China-related issues with other G7 members if China attends [1] - The G7's economic significance has diminished, with its share of global GDP dropping from 61% in its inception to 44.3% in 2024, while BRICS countries have risen to 41% [2] - The G7's manufacturing share has also decreased from 57.5% two decades ago to around 30% in 2024, while China's manufacturing share has increased from 8.6% to 30% [2] Group 2 - The G7 is perceived as lacking a genuine consensus on values, as evidenced by its inconsistent treatment of Russia and internal conflicts, particularly during the Trump administration [4][5] - Japan's attempts to leverage the G7 to block China's participation are seen as outdated and reflective of a misunderstanding of current international relations [5] - Many Western countries are recognizing China's role in maintaining global governance, with several G7 leaders planning visits to China, contrasting Japan's isolation on this issue [6][7]