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Japan told to face up to history

www.chinanews.cn 2005-04-13 09:03:13

(Source: China Daily)

BEIJING, April 13 - Premier Wen Jiabao told Japan yesterday to "face up
to history" and admit to the tremendous suffering it inflicted on people
in China, Asia and the rest of the world during World War II.
Wen also said Japan should reflect on the widespread protests throughout
Asia over the last weeks.
In Beijing, Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang told yesterday's regular
media briefing that the protests were "totally spontaneous", saying they
were prompted by the Chinese public's dissatisfaction at "the bad
practice and attitude adopted by the Japanese side on its history of
aggression."
"What I want to stress is that they (the protests) are not targeted
against the Japanese people," Qin said.
The spokesman said the Japanese side must seriously and properly handle
the history of Japanese aggression against China and other major issues
of principle bearing on the feelings of the Chinese people.

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