Original title: Looking at the personnel arrangement in Japan, the green media can’t wait…
Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party’s high-level personnel arrangements have been released, and Taiwan’s green media can’t wait to hype “pro-Taiwan and resist China”
The Liberal Democratic Party of Japan held a temporary general affairs meeting on the 1st, and decided on the candidates for the new high-level (“Party Four”) of the Liberal Democratic Party. Taiwan’s green media “Liberty Times” and “Minshi News” quickly hyped that the new president of the Japanese Liberal Democratic Party Kishida Fumio’s main party, government and personnel arrangements have been announced. In addition to taking into account the faction balance, a number of major cadres and former leaders have been selected for the four important positions in the Liberal Democratic Party. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is very close, and his attitude is quite pro-Taiwan, but he is a hardliner towards mainland China.
According to reports, the Liberal Democratic Party’s “fourth party service” personnel arrangements are currently finalizedIt is the secretary general, Riaki Kan, the chairman of the government affairs investigation, Sanae Takaichi, the chairman of general affairs, Tatsuo Fukuda, and the chairman of the election countermeasures Toshiaki Endo. Taro Aso, who has served as Japan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance for 9 years, may be transferred to Vice President of the Liberal Democratic Party.
According to the report, the Chief Cabinet Secretary had agreed to be succeeded by the Hosoda faction’s former liberal arts minister Matsuno Hiroichi. He, Am Liming, and Takaichi are closely related to Abe, is pro-Taiwan faction, and is tough on mainland China. The substantive head of the Takeshita faction and Minister of Foreign Affairs Toshimitsu Motegi has supported Kishida in this election and is expected to stay. The Minister of Defense, who is currently unwell, may take a break.
The main party and government personnel arrangements for Kishida Fumio have been released.Synthesis of Taiwan’s “Liberty Times”
The report also stated that Gan Riaki was the leader of the Aso faction and served as an adviser to the Kishida camp in the election campaign. Sanae Takaichi was a competitor and supported Kishida in the second round of voting. Toshiaki Endo was a general of the Tanigaki faction. Important party positions can be regarded as rewards for meritorious deeds. The President of General Affairs Tatsuo Fukuda is also of the Hosoda faction, and is the grandson of the former Prime Minister Togeo Fukuda. In this election, he became a major member of the “rebel group” of the new generation of parliamentarians and supported Taro Kono. Appointing him to the important position of the General Affairs Chairman has a soothing effect and also fulfilled Kishida’s promise to employ the younger generation.
Some politicians of the current Japanese government have made frequent moves recently, trying to use the Taiwan issue as a starting point to contain China. The DPP authorities and the island’s green media have also tried political speculation to please Japan.
Zhu Fenglian, a spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, said in September: The Taiwan issue is purely China’s internal affairs and will not tolerate any external interference. Some Japanese politicians have made erroneous remarks on the Taiwan issue one after another, and we firmly oppose it. Japan has historical debts to the Chinese people on the Taiwan issue, and it especially needs to be cautious in its words and deeds. We urge the Japanese side to deeply reflect on history, immediately correct its mistakes, abide by the one-China principle and the spirit of the four political documents between China and Japan, and stop all Taiwan-related wrong words and deeds. The DPP authorities deliberately tried to link up with external forces to seek “independence” provocations, and they were doomed to fail.
Just a few days ago, the Japanese government welcomed Taiwan’s application to join the CPTPP. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said on September 23 that we firmly oppose any country’s official exchanges with Taiwan and firmly oppose Taiwan. The region joins any agreements and organizations of an official nature.
The spokesperson of the Chinese Embassy in Japan also stated on the 24th that China has taken note of the relevant position of the Japanese side, expressed strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition to this, and has lodged solemn representations with the Japanese side. The spokesperson emphasized that China urges Japan to abide by the spirit of the four political documents between China and Japan with practical actions, honor its commitments on the Taiwan issue, take China’s major concerns seriously, and handle CPTPP Taiwan-related issues carefully and properly to avoid further damage to China-Japan relations. .
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