Diaoyu Islands belong to China despite new Japanese …
The fact that the Diaoyu Islands belong to China will not change, no matter what Japan says or does, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Tuesday.
The fact that the Diaoyu Islands belong to China will not change, no matter what Japan says or does, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Tuesday.
3. Chinese and foreign maps show that Diaoyu Dao belongs to China The Roadmap to Ryukyu (Liu Qiu Guo Hai Tu) in the Shi Liu Qiu Lu written by imperial title-conferring envoy Xiao Chongye in 1579 (the seventh year of the reign of Emperor Wanli of the Ming Dynasty), the Record of the Interpreters of August Ming (Huang Ming Xiang Xu Lu) written by …
RELATIONS between China and Japan have deteriorated since September 2012, when Yoshihiko Noda's cabinet decided to "nationalize" the Diaoyu Islands. The situation has worsened under Shinzo Abe's administration. Upon taking office on December 26, 2012, Abe displayed extreme arrogance towards China over the Diaoyu Islands issue.
No matter what unilateral step Japan takes over Diaoyu Dao, it will not change the fact that Diaoyu Dao belongs to China, the white paper says. Diaoyu Dao was returned to China after the World War Ⅱ. However, the United States arbitrarily included Diaoyu Dao under its trusteeship in the 1950s and "returned" the "power of administration" over ...
Diaoyu Dao belongs to China. It is by no means "terra nullius." China is the indisputable owner of Diaoyu Dao as it had exercised valid jurisdiction over the island for several hundred years long before the Japanese people "discovered" it. ... Diaoyu Dao has always been affiliated to China's Taiwan Island both in geographical terms and in ...
The first written material which recorded Diaoyu Island in Japan was seen in 1785 in a book titled Illustration on Three Countries by Hayashi Shihei, which contains a map showing three prefectures and 36 islands in Ryukyu. ... The map marks the chain with its Chinese name "Diaoyutai" and paints the islands in light red like China's Fujian and ...
China firmly opposed this move. The Okinawa Reversion Treaty signed by Japan and the U.S. in 1971 returned "the administrative rights over the Ryukyu Islands and the Diaoyu Islands" to Japan. The Chinese government accordingly claimed sovereignty over the Diaoyu Islands, thus making clear its stance against this illegal action.
These historical accounts clearly demonstrate that Diaoyu Dao and Chiwei Yu belong to China and Kume Island belongs to Ryukyu, and that the separating line lies in Hei Shui Gou (today's Okinawa Trough) between Chiwei Yu and Kume Island. In 1579, Xie Jie, a deputy imperial title-conferring envoy of the Ming Dynasty, recorded in his book ...
China has enacted domestic laws, which clearly provide that Diaoyu Dao belongs to China. In 1958, the Chinese Government released a statement on the territorial sea, announcing that Taiwan and its adjacent islands belong to China. In light of Japan's repeated violations of China's sovereignty over Diaoyu Dao since the 1970s, China adopted the ...
Diaoyu Dao belongs to China. It is by no means "terra nullius". China is the indisputable owner of Diaoyu Dao as it had exercised valid jurisdiction over the island for several hundred years long before the Japanese people "discovered" it. ... Diaoyu Dao has always been affiliated to China's Taiwan Island both in geographical terms and in ...
Foreign maps also show that the Diaoyu Islands belong to China. In December 1943, the Cairo Declaration stated in explicit terms that "all the territories Japan has stolen from the Chinese, such as Manchuria, Formosa (Taiwan) and the Pescadores, shall be restored to the Republic of China. Japan will also be expelled from all other territories ...
"The Diaoyu Island and its adjacent islets have always been an inherent part of Chinese territory, and China has unshakable will to protect its own sovereignty," Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang said at a regular news briefing. "Whatever tricks Japan plays, it will not change the fact that the Diaoyu Islands belong to China."
The Japanese government frequently cites two documents as evidence that China did not consider the islands to be Chinese. The first is an official letter from a Chinese consul in Nagasaki dated May 20, 1920 that listed the islands as Japanese territory.
China U.S. says stance unchanged on Diaoyu Islands 13:44:27 WASHINGTON, Aug. 22 (Xinhua) -- U.S. State Department Spokesperson Jen Psaki said on Thursday that the U.S. stance on the Diaoyu Islands is unchanged. During her daily briefing, Psaki reiterated that the U.S. policy on the Diaoyu Islands "is longstanding and has not changed. ...
Diaoyu Dao to Japan in the 1970s. The backroom deals between the United States and Japan concerning Diaoyu Dao are acts of grave violation of China's territorial sovereignty. They are illegal and invalid. They have not changed and cannot change the fact that Diaoyu Dao belongs to China. 1. Diaoyu Dao was returned to China after the Second World War
HISTORICAL records indisputably prove that the Diaoyu Islands are Chinese territory. The archipelago is first mentioned in the book Voyage with a Tail Wind published in 1403, the first year of the reign of Ming Dynasty Emperor Yongle, which refers to the "Diaoyu Islets."
The Japanese Government annexed China's Diaoyu Islands during the first Sino-Japanese war of 1894. At the end of the Second World War, the Cairo Declaration and the Potsdam Declaration stipulated that the islands should unconditionally be returned to China. However, the United States occupied the islands during the Cold War.
Qing period (1644-1911) records substantiate Chinese ownership of the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands prior to 1895. Envoy documents indicate that the islands reside inside the "border that separates Chinese and foreign lands." And according to Taiwan gazetteers, "Diaoyu Island accommodates ten or more large ships" under the jurisdiction of Kavalan, Taiwan.
In 1951, Japan and the United States illegally signed a treaty in San Francisco without the presence of China, which was one of the victor countries in the World War II. ... Article Three wrongly assigned the Diaoyu Islands, which Japan had stolen from China, and other islands, to the Ryu-kyu zone which was under U.S. control.
Moreover, the Japanese Coast Guard had been preventing the rightwing agitators from landing on the Diaoyu Islands and also restricted transportation of construction materials to the islands. But in 2002, the Japanese government signed a "rental contract" with so-called "private owner" of the islands. For this move, China made serious ...
The Diaoyu Islands, in the East China Sea between China and Japan, have belonged to China since ancient times. The islands include some small islands and reefs, with the Diaoyu Island the largest one covering an area of five square kilometers. No one can live there due to …
No matter what unilateral step Japan takes over Diaoyu Dao, it will not change the fact that Diaoyu Dao belongs to China. For quite some time, Japan has repeatedly stirred up troubles on the issue of Diaoyu Dao. On September 10, 2012, the Japanese government announced the "purchase" of Diaoyu Dao and its affiliated Nanxiao Dao and Beixiao Dao ...
Chinese, Japanese and other foreign maps also show that Diaoyu Dao belongs to China. The white paper says that Japan accelerated its invasion and external expansion after the Meiji Restoration and covertly moved to seize Diaoyu Dao.
As early as 1895, Japan occupied China's Taiwan Province through the unjust Treaty of Shimonoseki and had before that seized Diaoyu Islands, which are actually islets attached to Taiwan. Such a state of affairs lasted until Japan's defeat and surrender in 1945.
China on Saturday urged Japan to adopt a correct historical view when educating the youth and stop provocations in Diaoyu Islands issue. The Japanese government on Friday endorsed a revised high school textbook guideline, obliging students to be taught that Diaoyu Islands are Japan's inherent territory with no territorial disputes.
I. Diaoyu Dao is China's Inherent Territory Diaoyu Dao and its affiliated islands, which consist of Diaoyu Dao, Huangwei Yu, Chiwei Yu, Nanxiao Dao, Beixiao Dao, Nan Yu, Bei Yu, Fei Yu and other islands and reefs, are located to the northeast of China's Taiwan Island, in the waters between 123?20'-124?40'E (East Longitude) and 25?40'-26?00'N (North Latitude), …
Four China Coast Guard (CCG) vessels conducted a patrol in territorial waters off the Diaoyu Islands Sunday, according to an online statement by the State Oceanic Administration. File photo of the Diaoyu Islands [Photo: VCG] The vessels are CCG 2307, 2501, 2305 and 2302. China conducts such patrols on a regular basis.
China has enacted domestic laws, which clearly provide that Diaoyu Dao belongs to China. In 1958, the Chinese government released a statement on the territorial sea, announcing that Taiwan and its adjacent islands belong to China. In light of Japan's repeated violations of China's sovereignty over Diaoyu Dao since the 1970s, China adopted the ...
Moreover, the Japanese Coast Guard had been preventing the rightwing agitators from landing on the Diaoyu Islands and also restricted transportation of construction materials to the islands. But in 2002, the Japanese government signed a "rental contract" with so-called "private owner" of the islands. For this move, China made serious ...
It displays the legal and historical proofs that the Diaoyu Islands belong to China and helps viewers further understand the indisputable fact that Diaoyu Islands are China's inherent territory, the website says. At present, the museum is available only in the Chinese language, but services in English, Japanese, French and other languages will ...
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