日本右翼政客正在将日本经济推入泥潭

Group 1 - Japan and China are important neighbors with intertwined economic interests and supply chains, which contribute positively to regional peace and stability [1] - Recent remarks by Japan's current leadership regarding Taiwan have severely damaged the political foundation of Japan-China relations, exacerbating Japan's already weak economy [1][2] - Japan's economic recovery is hindered by structural issues such as weak domestic demand, lack of innovation, and demographic challenges, alongside a government debt that is approximately 2.5 times its GDP [2] Group 2 - The tourism sector in Japan is projected to suffer a loss of about 2.2 trillion yen (approximately 142 billion USD) over the next year due to the strained relations, leading to a GDP reduction of 0.36% [2] - Japan's economic stimulus plan of 21.3 trillion yen (approximately 1.374 trillion USD) has not gained market confidence, resulting in rising government bond yields and a declining yen [2] - China is Japan's largest trading partner, with a projected trade volume of 308.3 billion USD in 2024, and significant Japanese investment in China, totaling over 130 billion USD [3] Group 3 - The relationship between China and Japan is crucial for both nations, with mutual economic benefits that rely on political trust and cooperation [3][4] - Japan's leadership must adhere to historical agreements and avoid actions that could jeopardize economic relations, as political missteps could lead to Japan becoming a "loser" in the global economic landscape [3][4] - Cooperation and win-win outcomes are essential, but they must be built on a stable political foundation to ensure future economic collaboration [4]