中方重申：日本根本没资格

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the ongoing intergovernmental negotiations at the UN General Assembly regarding the fair distribution of Security Council seats and the increase in membership, highlighting China's stance against Japan's bid for permanent membership due to its historical actions [1] Group 1: China's Position on Security Council Reform - China's permanent representative to the UN, Ambassador Fu Cong, emphasized that Japan's refusal to reflect on its historical aggression disqualifies it from seeking a permanent seat on the Security Council [1] - Fu Cong articulated three key points regarding Security Council reform: it should not become a "club" for major powers and wealthy nations, and reforms should benefit a broader range of countries rather than a select few [1] - He stressed the importance of enhancing the representation and voice of developing countries, advocating for the inclusion of more independent foreign policy nations, particularly addressing historical injustices faced by Africa [1] Group 2: Strategic Vision for Reform - The reform of the Security Council should not be limited to the current global landscape but should be planned with a strategic and long-term perspective [1]