据新加坡《联合早报》网站10月8日转引日本共同社消息报道称，在高市早苗当选日本自民党总裁后，日本外 相岩屋毅说，期待她努力构筑与中国和韩国的关系。 岩屋毅在10月7日的记者会上作出以上表述。他说，日本与中韩之间存在难题，希望通过反复对话，面向未来 建立有建设性的稳定关系。 他还说："希望面对撕裂和对立加剧的世界，推进以融洽和协调为主导的外交。" 高市早苗于10月4日当选自民党总裁，大概率将成为日本首位女首相。 中国外交部发言人4日说，希望日方恪守中日四个政治文件各项原则和共识，信守在历史、台湾等重大问题上 的政治承诺，奉行积极理性的对华政策。 来源：参考消息 责编：王璐璐 校 对：王锦程 百万用户都在看 刷屏！A股公司，突发公告：减持改增持！ 这个假期，黄金涨疯了！全球资产全面上涨！国务院出手，证监会发声！长假影响市场的十大消息 利好突袭！刚刚，暴涨！ 利好！刚刚公告：猛增38%！ 突发！俄罗斯，发动大规模袭击！ 违法和不良信息举报电话：0755-83514034 邮箱：bwb@stcn.com 券中社 × 券商中国 券 中 社 扫码下载券中社APP 扫码关注券商中国公众号 quanshangcn qzs.s ...

事实上，高市能在选举中获胜，背后原因与自民党内部派系的权力斗争密切相关。石破茂本有机会成为首相，并提出了走务实路线的方案，希望通过与特朗 普的贸易谈判，为日本争取到相对宽松的贸易环境。然而，由于前首相麻生太郎等自民党内强硬派的持续施压，石破茂未能承受住压力，不仅未能达成理想 的贸易协议，最终也未能保住首相职位。此后，高市早苗得到了麻生等极右翼派系的支持，成为了自民党总裁，进一步巩固了他们的政治基础。但选择高市 这样一位极右翼人物执政，究竟会带来怎样的影响，显然这些政客并未深入考虑。 至于高市的上台是否会使中日关系走向"危险境地"，这还得看未来的发展。高市虽然多次表态，称"不能让台海局势单方面改变"，但她同时强调1972年《日 中联合声明》的重要性，并承认中华人民共和国是唯一合法的中国政权。这表明，作为"安倍系遗孤"的高市，可能会继续延续安倍的"模糊战略"，在外交政 策上保持一定的灵活性。此外，日本在特朗普的关税战压力下，依然需要与中国在经贸等方面加强合作，以应对外部挑战。 日本可能迎来首位女性首相，但她在台湾问题上的表态却引发了不少担忧。对此，中国已提出严肃要求，而日本则准备通过加征关税来应对中国。这一系列 ...

10月4日（星期六），日本执政的自民党将竞选党的总裁。 综合各界预测，本次选举大致在小泉进次郎与高市早苗之间竞争。在经济政策、国际关系方面，小泉略 胜一筹。但无论小泉还是高市，抑或林芳正，不管谁上台，日本的政治均难以稳定，一年一相（每年换 首相）该是常态。 日本也有不变的地方。那便是中日关系，尤其是中日经济关系不会因新党首、新首相的出现而触底反 弹，与中国的对立或对峙态势也不大会变更。这是此次自民党选举的一个特点。 结构性困局：一年一度的政治循环 现任自民党总裁、内阁总理石破茂（68岁）在7月的参议院选举中吃了败仗，党内逼石破下台。而日本 民众希望政治稳定，支持石破继续执政，这成为7月以后日本政争的中心。 9月7日，在参议院选举已经过去50天后，石破茂扛不住党内压力，宣布辞去总裁职务。自民党是执政 党，党的总裁通常就是内阁总理，既然不再是党的总裁，自然也就失去了总理职务。 以安倍晋三第二次执掌日本政治为界，安倍之前数年是一年一相，安倍之后也基本维持了一年一相的政 治惯性。 尤其是安倍之后，菅义伟执政期为2020年9月16日至2021年10月4日，岸田文雄为2021年10月4日至2024 年10月1日，石破茂在 ...

Core Points - The Chinese Consulate in Niigata hosted the second "China Festival" in Sendai to celebrate the 76th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China and the 45th anniversary of the friendship between Changchun and Sendai [1] - The event attracted nearly 20,000 attendees, featuring performances from the Changchun performance troupe and local Chinese expatriates [1] - Officials from Miyagi Prefecture and Sendai City expressed their commitment to enhancing economic, cultural exchanges, and mutual trust between Japan and China [1] Group 1 - The event was organized to commemorate significant anniversaries in Sino-Japanese relations [1] - The participation of local officials indicates a strong interest in fostering bilateral ties [1] - The festival serves as a platform for cultural exchange and community engagement [1]

Core Viewpoint - The resignation of Shigeru Ishiba and the indifferent response from the United States have exposed Japan's chaotic political landscape and its economic troubles, indicating a potential decline and increasing extremism in the country [1] Political Situation - The resignation of Shigeru Ishiba signifies a critical moment in Japanese politics, suggesting instability and a lack of effective leadership [1] - The political turmoil is described as a "chaotic" situation, highlighting the challenges faced by the current government [1] Economic Context - Japan's economic issues are described as a "series of explosions," indicating severe financial distress and potential crises ahead [1] - The article suggests that the current state of the economy is deteriorating, with implications for future growth and stability [1]

Geopolitical Risk & Sino-Japanese Relations - China's Foreign Ministry sanctions Japanese Senator Ishii Taira (石平) for spreading misinformation on Taiwan, Diaoyu Islands, history, Xinjiang, Tibet, and Hong Kong issues [1] - The sanction is due to Ishii Taira's (石平) alleged violation of the spirit of the four Sino-Japanese political documents and the One China principle [1] - The sanction is also due to Ishii Taira's (石平) alleged interference in China's internal affairs and damage to China's sovereignty and territorial integrity [1] Sanctions & Restrictions - China will freeze Ishii Taira's (石平) assets (movable and immovable) and other types of property within China [1] - Chinese organizations and individuals are prohibited from engaging in transactions and cooperation with Ishii Taira (石平) [1] - Visa restrictions and entry bans (including Hong Kong and Macau) are imposed on Ishii Taira (石平) and his immediate family members [1]

Group 1 - The cancellation of the visit by China's Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Han Jun, is linked to recent visits by Taiwanese officials to Japan, indicating rising tensions in Sino-Japanese relations [1] - China maintains an open attitude towards maintaining contact at all levels between China and Japan, emphasizing the need for Japan to adhere to the One China principle and to act in accordance with the four political documents that form the basis of Sino-Japanese relations [1] - The visit by Taiwanese official Lin Jialong to Japan is viewed as a provocation, with China urging Japan to reflect on historical lessons and to avoid actions that could undermine China's sovereignty or send incorrect signals to pro-independence forces in Taiwan [1]

Group 1 - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China expressed strong protest to Japan regarding the visit of Taiwan's foreign affairs department head, Lin Jialong, to Japan [2] - Liu Jinsong, head of the Asian Affairs Department, emphasized that the Taiwan issue is a core interest of China, affecting the political foundation of China-Japan relations [2] - The Chinese side urged Japan to adhere to the spirit of the four political documents between China and Japan and to take immediate measures to mitigate the negative impact of this incident [2]

Core Viewpoint - The visit of Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng to Japan during the Osaka Expo is aimed at strengthening Sino-Japanese relations, with discussions expected to include the request for the lease of giant pandas and issues related to rare earth export controls [1][2][3]. Group 1 - He Lifeng is scheduled to visit Japan on July 11 during the "National Day" of China at the Osaka Expo, where he will meet with members of the Japan-China Friendship Parliamentary Alliance [1][2]. - The Japan-China Friendship Parliamentary Alliance plans to reiterate the request for leasing giant pandas during the meeting, as Japan currently has only two pandas left at Ueno Zoo after four were returned to China [2][3]. - He Lifeng's visit coincides with Japan's upcoming House of Councillors election, which may influence the selection of meeting participants from the parliamentary alliance [3]. Group 2 - During his stay in Osaka, He Lifeng is also expected to hold discussions with business leaders from the Kansai region, particularly regarding China's recent tightening of rare earth export controls [3]. - The Osaka Expo is notable for its participation from 158 countries and regions, highlighting the international significance of the event [3].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes that Sino-Japanese relations are at a historical crossroads, with the need for both countries to seek opportunities amid challenges [1][3]. - The "Japan Blue Book (2024)" highlights Japan's strategic transformation towards military enhancement and deeper development, influenced by both domestic and international factors [2]. - The book suggests that Japan's security strategy is evolving, with new frameworks like "OSA" (Japan's Government Security Capability Enhancement Support) and potential trilateral security cooperation among the US, Japan, and the Philippines [2]. Group 2 - The article discusses the historical context of Sino-Japanese relations, indicating a return to historical norms based on power dynamics and mutual positioning [3]. - It notes that 2023 marks the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War, which serves as a significant historical reference for future relations [3]. - The article mentions recent interactions between Japan and China, including discussions on various topics such as aging populations and green transformation, indicating potential areas for cooperation despite existing tensions [4]. Group 3 - The Blue Book states that Sino-Japanese relations are currently stagnant, failing to achieve significant breakthroughs despite the 45th anniversary of the Treaty of Peace and Friendship [4]. - It highlights the structural contradictions in Sino-Japanese relations, exacerbated by Japan's designation of China as its "largest strategic challenge" [4]. - The article concludes with recommendations for both countries to enhance mutual trust, manage differences, and engage in high-level, diverse exchanges to improve bilateral relations [5].