Chapter 2034 Li Dengshen is an opportunity? (One more arrives)

Japan has always considered itself to be the second largest in the world and the hegemon of Asia, and now that Minister Li mercilessly refuted his words, Hatoyama Kojiro was immediately annoyed: Is our Japan's participation in this meeting a rude involvement in your internal affairs? So how can Americans get involved? Isn't their involvement a rude* involvement in your internal affairs?

Hatoyama Kojiro, who touched his gray nose, went away angrily, and Hatoyama Kojiro, who felt that Japan was insulted and despised by him, decided to go back and suggest to His Excellency Shinzo Abe to prove to the Americans and Chinese by some powerful means that Japan was qualified to participate in this meeting. (Please keep in mind when reading the novel**)

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"Lord Abe, this is the situation," Hatoyama said angrily after reporting his work to Shinzo Abe, "My lord, we must do something, the Americans and the Chinese must have reached some secret agreement behind our backs, otherwise they can't hide everything from us." ”

"Well......" was rejected jointly by China and the United States, and Shinzo Abe was in a bad mood, so although Kojiro Hatoyama's attitude was not so polite, Shinzo Abe did not express his dissatisfaction, because he also thought so.

In fact, in the eyes of many Japanese, the Taiwan issue and the North Korea issue should be similar, belonging to an "international issue" that everyone should "intervene" in and related to Japan's security, and now the Chinese and Americans do not even call themselves a stakeholder when they want to solve this international issue, and Shinzo Abe is naturally very unhappy.

As Shinzo Abe said, Japan must do something to prove to Chinese and Americans that Japan cares about the Taiwan issue and is determined and has the strength to participate in it.

For a long time, Japan and Taiwan have had very close "exchanges" with the people.

Due to historical reasons, not only Japanese people see Taiwan as the best place to experience Chinese culture and enjoy Chinese food. According to data released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, 1.12 million Japanese visited Taiwan in 2005, and 1.31 million Taiwanese visited Japan for sightseeing. In addition to the flow of people, Taiwan's political events, movie and television stars, and economic trends often appear in the Japanese media.

In the eyes of many Japanese people, the notion that "Taiwan is related to Japan's maritime lifeline" is deeply rooted in the hearts of the Japanese people. Moreover, because Japan's cane sugar and other foods come from Taiwan, some people believe that Taiwan's resources are also related to Japan's national economy and people's livelihood, and the Taiwan issue is by no means only an internal issue of Chinese, but also related to Japan's economic prosperity and social stability.

Because of this, for the Japanese, the Taiwan issue is more sensitive than the historical issue. In Japan, the Taiwan issue is even a taboo topic, and if a Chinese and a Japanese talk about the Taiwan issue there, and the Chinese insist that Taiwan is part of China and that China must take back Taiwan, the discussion between the two people will end unhappily in the end.

In Japan, the Taiwan issue is so deeply rooted in the hearts of the Japanese that many Japanese, including Japanese housewives, are extremely concerned about Taiwan; in Japan, there is a non-governmental organization called the "Taiwan Straits Research Institute," whose members include university professors, institute staff, self-defense forces, and housewives. In addition to giving lectures on the Taiwan situation from time to time, the organization also engages in a loose form of dialogue.

Most of them believe that Taiwan is part of China and want peace in the Taiwan Strait. Whenever the situation in the Taiwan Sea is tense, there is only one question that they are most worried about: whether the mainland will really attack Taiwan by force?

In the face of this concern, the director of the institute maintains good relations with the military in both Taiwan and the mainland. He hoped that through the activities of this institute, he could make some contributions to peace in the Taiwan Strait.

It can be seen from this that in Japan, the Taiwan issue is not just a Taiwan issue, and in the eyes of many Japanese people, the Taiwan issue has a bearing on their own living environment and is a matter of great concern that must be maintained.

However, although Shinzo Abe is very familiar with these situations among the Japanese people, he also knows that if a few demonstrations are held in Japan, I am afraid that it will not have much effect, and the Chinese will not care about this, just as Japan will not care about the anti-Japanese activities of the Chinese people. …,

So, what should Japan do to ensure that it does not overly provoke China and the United States, and at the same time to involve Japan in the talks on Taiwan? Shinzo Abe fell into deep contemplation.

"My lord, Mr. Li just called and said that he wanted to visit you, ...... look" At this time, the secretary knocked on the door and came in and said to Shinzo Abe.

"Mr. Li?" Shinzo Abe couldn't help but be stunned, a little sleepy: Which Mr. Li?

Also, this "Mr. Li" is a typical Chinese surname when I hear it, and the Chinese ambassador to Japan is not surnamed Li, in this case, which Mr. Li is so familiar with himself? …… Shinzo Abe reacted "very" quickly, knowing that the person who could make his secretary call "Mr. Li" must be someone who has a good relationship with him, as for where this Mr. Li is, I can't remember for a while.

"My lord, it's Mr. Li Denghui from Taiwan." Although there was no one else in the room except himself and Shinzo Abe, the secretary still subconsciously reminded Shinzo Abe in a low voice.

"So it's him?" Shinzo Abe sighed, and couldn't help but feel a little annoyed: This old lame man who lost a "leg" jumped out at this time to cause trouble for himself?

Yes, some time ago, when Li Dengshen said that he was going to Japan for medical treatment, China was quite dissatisfied with Japan, because the Republic believed that Li Dengshen's intention to go to Japan for medical treatment was false, and it was true that he took this opportunity to achieve the purpose of visiting Japan.

In recent times, Li Dengshen has frequently said that he is weak and needs to be healed urgently. When meeting with reporters last month, Li Dengshen announced to reporters that he was sick, that he had a heart attack when the Taiwan earthquake in 1999 made him feel unwell, that he was busy for the general election in 2000, that he walked tremblingly, and that after one of his "legs" was broken by that damned, despicable gunman at the end of the election, his heart problems became more and more serious because of excessive shock. Even in order to explain to reporters that he was really seriously ill, Li Dengshen also told reporters that he had been to Britain and the Czech Republic after stepping down last year, and found that his heart disease was even more serious, and he was not even comfortable riding a boat or walking.

It's okay to see a doctor, so why do I have to go to Japan? Li Dengshen has his reasons. He said that in addition to the most complete instruments and equipment in Japan, only Dr. Kazuaki Mitsuto of Japan knows the location of the five stents in the blood vessels, and he knows his condition best. Li Dengshen didn't even change his face and told a big lie without a beat: "Except for him, no one really understands my illness, and no one can cure my illness." ”

Is that really the case? Dr. Lin said that Li Deng's decision to go to Japan to see a doctor was an insult to Taiwan's medical circles, because Taiwan's medical level and medical conditions are fully capable of treating Li Denghui's disease. In fact, it was the local doctor in Taiwan who operated on his heart back then, and the Japanese doctor invited by Li Dengshen only looked at him and made suggestions.

At that time, it was also reported that the Japanese side had suggested that doctors could be sent to Taipei again to examine and treat Li Denghui as he did during the operation in December 2000, and even to transport the equipment to Taiwan. But this was all rejected by Li Dengshen. The reason is self-evident: in this case, what excuse does he have to go to Japan?

What was the real motive for Li Denghui's visit to Japan?

Of course, Shinzo Abe has long known what this guy who claims to be his "political hometown" thinks in his heart, and Li Dengshen's sudden proposal to visit Japan is nothing more than an attempt to use the current Japanese political situation to make a fuss, and take advantage of Japan's current political situation to "touch" the fish in troubled waters and rob while the fire is hot, so as to break through the framework of Japan-Taiwan relations, expand the influence of ** forces in Japan, and undermine Sino-Japanese relations.

His visit to Japan was a political trip.

As a matter of fact, in order to achieve the goal of "visiting Japan in the capacity of president of Taiwan Gulf," Li Denghui can be said to have been planning for a long time; as early as his term of office as "president" of Taiwan's Henan Bay, he instructed Taiwan's "Ministry of Foreign Affairs" at that time to set up a special fund of NT$1 billion to lobby and build momentum for his visit to Japan under the pretext of going to Japan for medical treatment and returning to Kyoto University to attend an alumni association, but he never succeeded. After losing the election campaign, he planned to go to Japan in June and November 2000 in the name of attending conferences, but it eventually fell through due to opposition from the Japanese side. …,

To tell the truth, although Li Dengshen regards Japan as his "political hometown" and as the support base camp of the ** elements, even Shinzo Abe is not very willing to take care of this troublesome basket, because his so-called "medical treatment" in Japan is completely a cover, and he is trying to make the Japanese right-wing forces further collude with the ** elements. Japan's idea of preventing the mainland from peacefully resolving and releasing Taiwan has been completely ruined.

Of course, there is another reason why Shinzo Abe is not very willing to let Li Dengshen come to Japan for "treatment", that is, Li Dengshen is actually a loser in the political struggle

Don't look at the fact that Li Dengshen is still using various occasions to propagate his bullshit political proposition of "standing up for the first time," and even in order to enable Li Dengshen to make a successful visit to Japan, many important members of the Taiwan People's Progressive Party have jumped to the foreground to lobby for him, claiming that he is the "outgoing head of state" and that whether or not he can go to Japan is "a matter for the whole country" in Taiwan, and the Taiwan authorities have the obligation to make every effort to promote it.

But through these glamorous coats, Shinzo Abe clearly knows that this guy Li Dengshen is a person who has been "named" by China and entered the blacklist, otherwise how could he have mysteriously broken a "leg" when he was seeking re-election? Chinese is using this action to warn those ** forces in Taiwan and Japan that this is a red line, and no one should touch it...... Zhang Lan couldn't help but burst into tears: This is all my bad arrangement? At that time, did those old men in our country have the courage to do this?

It is precisely because of this that Shinzo Abe understands that Li Dengshen's so-called coming to Japan to "see a doctor" this time is by no means an ordinary "doctor" trip, and it has nothing to do with any "humanitarian issues", this is an out-and-out political issue, once Japan agrees to Li Denggray's request, it is equivalent to Japan being kidnapped by Li Dengshen, a "bastard" to some extent.

Speaking of which, don't say that Shinzo Abe doesn't like the trouble basket of Li Dengshen, even Li Dengshen's former friend and Taiwan's former "Supervision Dean" Wang Zuorong is quite unaccustomed to Li Dengshen, when Wang Zuorong was interviewed by reporters a few days ago, when asked by a reporter what he thought about his friend Li Dengshen's insistence on going to Japan for treatment, Wang Zuorong said with an indignant face that Li Dengshen's insistence on going to Japan was for political purposes and had nothing to do with medical treatment.

On Taiwan's Internet pages, Li Deng's attempt to visit Japan is considered to have ulterior political motives, and his fundamental motive is to sell his "**" concept and lose the face of the Chinese; The Taiwan authorities openly jumped to the front of the stage to help him, and there is even more of a motive for Li Denghui to go to Japan to engage in activities to split the motherland in the international community, which will cause tremendous harm to Sino-Japanese relations and cross-strait relations.

At this time, once the Japanese government allowed Li Dengshen to come to Japan for medical treatment, it would obviously send a wrong signal to the mainland, believing that when it saw that the mainland was about to "peacefully dismantle" Taiwan, Japan began to jump over the wall in a hurry, intending to use this means to prevent the reunification of the mainland and Taiwan. Although Japan does not want the mainland and Taiwan to move toward reunification, Shinzo Abe is even more reluctant to leave such an impression on the mainland, and the reason is very simple: Last year alone, trade between the mainland and Japan reached an astonishing $100 million, and it is Japan's second largest trading partner, and judging from the rapidly developing economic and trade relations between the mainland and Japan in recent years, the mainland is likely to become the United States and Japan's largest trading partner this year.

Compared with Japan's interests on the mainland, Japan's interests in Taiwan are much smaller. No politician would make such an idiotic decision, and Shinzo Abe is sure that if he agreed to Li Denghui's plan to come to Japan for treatment at this time, at this sensitive moment, he would immediately "provoke" the Chinese

At that time, no one is sure what the angry Chinese will do, and there is no doubt that he will be ousted from the prime minister's position...... However, can he use Li Deng's actions to show the Chinese that Japan is determined to participate?

Shinzo Abe pondered, hoping to find a suitable entry point for the current "mystery" situation from the fact that Li Denghui came to Japan for treatment.