中方就所谓“雷达照射”反问日方：是否在制造紧张事态

Group 1 - The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jia Kun questioned Japan's motives behind the so-called "radar illumination" issue, suggesting that Japan might be deliberately creating tensions during China's normal training activities [1] - Guo emphasized that China's military exercises in the relevant air and sea areas are in accordance with international law and norms, and that activating search radars during flight training is a common practice for ensuring flight safety [1] - Guo also pointed out that Japan's Self-Defense Forces' presence in the area raises questions about their intentions and whether they are intentionally disrupting China's training activities [1] Group 2 - Guo highlighted Japan's historical military aggression, referencing the atrocities committed during World War II, including the Nanjing Massacre where over 300,000 civilians were killed, and the Manila Massacre which resulted in approximately 100,000 civilian deaths [2] - He noted that the Japanese military was responsible for over 100 large-scale massacres in regions such as Malaysia, Indonesia, and Myanmar, and that the death rate of Allied prisoners of war captured by Japan was as high as 27% [2] - Guo condemned the actions of Japanese right-wing forces and stated that any tolerance towards their provocations could lead to a resurgence of militarism, urging countries to unite against any attempts to revive militarism and fascism [2]