January 30, 2017

"Sino-Japanese relations have long been characterized as a cyclical process alternating between pragmatic separation of economics and politics in bilateral relations and a deep freeze with articulated announcements signifying tensions on both sides. 

The conventional wisdom in the recent past was that the accommodation of China's rise by its neighbors and other major powers would allow China to be an integral part of international society, with the simultaneous recognition of Japan's pacifist role in East Asia. The whole point of the concept was to keep China engaged in international affairs."

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