中日对立成为高市早苗外交试金石

Group 1 - The relationship between China and Japan, which had shown signs of improvement in the economic sector, is now shifting towards confrontation due to remarks made by Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Nobuo regarding Taiwan [2][5] - China's response to Kishi's comments has included a call for citizens to postpone travel to Japan, indicating that the situation is beginning to impact the real economy [2][4] - The diplomatic communication channels between the two countries have become strained, with Japan expressing concern over China's travel advisory and urging appropriate responses from the Chinese side [4] Group 2 - Kishi's remarks in the Japanese Diet on November 7 discussed a hypothetical scenario involving military action in Taiwan, suggesting that Japan might engage militarily to support the U.S. if a crisis arises [5][6] - The Chinese government and state media have reacted strongly to Kishi's statements, warning that any misjudgment by Japan could lead to aggressive actions, which would be met with a strong response from China [6]