China is prepared for WAR against Japan!?

How to analyze the report from CCTV: China is prepared for substantive countermeasures against Japan!?

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Now banning travel to Japan affects 1% of Japan’s GDP, which is a significant impact for any country. But this is far from enough; this is a geostrategic issue, a matter of survival and security, not about money. A hundredfold increase in effort is needed; Japan must suffer permanent damage!

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A few years ago, when discussing Sino-Japanese relations with my child, I said that China is on a path of peaceful development, focusing on economic growth, and will not attack Japan. The child said, “Then it’s really not worth it. When China is strong, everyone talks about peace. But what if one day China becomes weak, and Japan attacks China again? Will many Chinese people be killed by Japanese? Could the Chinese people be wiped out? What should we do then?” Yes, what should we do? It’s really a headache.

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At this point, everyone is racking their brains to guess what China is really going to do? Everyone has their own theory. But the only thing everyone agrees on is: Sanae Takaichi, don’t back down, it’s rare to have provoked China, especially Japan. Keep going, keep confronting.

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Political level: Sanction Sanae Takaichi and her financiers. Military level: Increase the frequency of drones, warships, and bomber formations patrolling the Japanese straits; increase hydrographic survey efforts. Economic level: Sanction Japanese arms companies; ban rare earth and rare metal exports; conduct anti-dumping investigations; inspect Japanese hardware for backdoors; stop purchasing agricultural and aquatic products; issue travel warnings. United Nations level: Advocate for the undetermined sovereignty of Ryukyu; raise the issue of genocide against indigenous people in Hokkaido. For now, that’s all I can think of, just waiting for Japan to take the bait. Now it’s like both sides have exchanged insults, and China is saying “What are you looking at?” waiting for Japan to say “What’s it to you?”

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As the saying goes. If Japan dares to fire the first shot, it’s doomed; the entire territory will be nuked, which is a privilege under the UN enemy state clauses. Doesn’t dare to fire the first shot? Then use economic means to slowly slice the sausage. Tourism is just an appetizer; the main course is Japanese car companies in China. There’s no need to confiscate; just sanction Japanese car companies or cut off rare earth supplies, and that’s enough to make Japan suffer. Toyota’s profits just fell 40% year-on-year due to US tariff wars; if sanctioned by China, how much more will it lose? Rare earths made the US howl in pain; as America’s dog, why not try a super version? There are many methods; Japan’s surplus pillars like automobiles, tourism, and semiconductors can all be targeted. Japan’s deficit items like electrical appliances and computer components aren’t even made in Japan but are rebranded. China can even kick Japan out of RCEP… Take it slow, play cards one by one, and Japan will have to respond. In terms of trade wars, no one on Earth is China’s match; even the US failed, so Japan should pray for luck.

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Japan signed an investment agreement with the US that was extorted for $550 billion, and promised to purchase trillions of dollars worth of American products. Even if Japan uses various means to delay implementation, overall, in the few years Trump is in office, hundreds of billions in blood will be drawn. Domestically, there’s nothing left to scrape; only export surpluses to us and tourism from us are significant income sources. If we move a bit here. While the US is drawing blood over there, and we close the gate here. The Japanese economy will go from waiting to die to actually dying. Then, Japan will either self-destruct on the spot, start a war with us for whatever reason, or betray the US and fight the US. But no matter which path, it’s certain death.

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Domestic pressure test + pre-incident exercises (thanks to Japan for its selfless contribution at the right time). The CCP never fights unprepared battles (compare this to the Russians).

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Why does Israel dare to attack Iran? Because Iran is penetrated like a sieve; Israel even controls Iran’s internal affairs. Look at some platforms, where posts attacking and slandering constantly pop up, even highly upvoted posts, and they are boosted by traffic. In contrast, many normal voices are suppressed, constantly having posts deleted. This is alarming! Japanese forces have long infiltrated management positions in many public opinion platforms, sealing and manipulating China’s public opinion platforms. From small things, we see big dangers! External enemies are easy to eliminate; internal traitors are hard to guard against. Japan dares to be so rampant, at least one thing is certain: Japan’s intelligence collection and penetration capabilities towards China far exceed imagination. Have they infiltrated many management positions? Even dare to semi-publicly jump out and proactively provoke billions of the public? For example, some people wearing kimonos on the streets must have backing forces!

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China has been sharpening its sword for decades. The US is too far and hasn’t declined enough; Taiwan is talkative, but the “cross-strait family” debuff can’t be removed; other surrounding countries, if you attack them, they don’t make a scene… Drawing the sword and looking around, not knowing who to test it on… Then Japan comes out, just the right distance and size… Probably won’t fight, but this wave will definitely corner Japan, and it won’t be easy to back down…

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No, I have to send calcium tablets to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and CCTV!!!

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Please list the countermeasures that have been implemented, excluding verbal ones. How about first canceling the 30-day visa-free entry for Japanese passport holders to China? This is the simplest. And this policy is a trial, valid until December 31, 2025. So, let’s wait and see on December 31. If this policy isn’t even canceled, then don’t talk about fighting a war. Otherwise, what if Japanese come to China freely for espionage activities?

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Although Takaichi’s remarks will not change the established plan for unification by 2027, they will still affect specific tactical formulations. So, for now, we still hope to deter Japan through some other means. However, currently, Takaichi’s stance is very firm, and her support rate in Japan remains high. Adjusting tactics might be unavoidable, but the century-long grand strategy will not change in the slightest.