In the past six months, the bilateral relations between China and Japan, South Korea and Japan, are going out of the trough in a political and economic "dual track" way.

China and Japan have achieved two summit meetings through the APEC summit in Beijing and the Asian-African Summit in Indonesia, initially breaking the deadlock in bilateral relations since the Japanese government's illegal "purchase" of the islands and its visit to the Yasukuni Shrine. On the occasion of the normalization anniversary, South Korea-Japan relations also showed signs of thawing, with the South Korean foreign minister visiting Japan for the first time in four years and the heads of state of South Korea and Japan attending events at each other's embassies in their respective countries.

The current achievements of China-Japan and Korea-Japan relations are still far from the goal of "partnership" that countries established with each other several years ago, but the work of "loosening" economic relations through political reconciliation seems to have begun to take shape.

The bilateral relations between the two pairs have entered the trough, which has caused substantial damage to the economic integration of East Asia, and has also become an important thrust of social hostility between them. From "turning a blind eye" to "meeting and beating" Abe, it has become a common choice for China and South Korea to regulate the "cancer" of the rise of extreme right-wing forces in Japan in a more positive way.

In the economic field, the China-Japan-ROK FTA (Free Trade area) negotiations have been launched for more than two years, but have been stalled due to various economic and non-economic obstacles. For Japan, using FTA and TPP as "cards" will allow it to gain more negotiation space and profit expectations. In the case of China and South Korea, a trilateral FTA is obviously more attractive than a bilateral FTA.

With the homogenization of the relations between China, Japan and South Korea, the trilateral relations between China, Japan and South Korea are forming an isosceles acute Angle triangle. On the shortest side, China-ROK relations have entered the "best period" in history, the bilateral FTA has been signed economically, the historical understanding has a solid basis for consensus, and the political and security mutual trust is gradually accumulating and changing. It can be said that China-ROK strategic cooperative partnership is becoming an important pillar of stability in East Asia.

In the next step, trilateral economic relations between China, Japan and South Korea are expected to gradually return to "normal". But to achieve this goal, the Abe administration still needs to be pulled back from the "abnormal" track of distorting history.

The fragility of the trilateral relationship is that it is the United States, not China and South Korea, that can exert a decisive influence on the direction of the Japanese nation. Out of practical interests, the Obama administration has always adhered to the principle of "diplomatic informal approach" and "concern but not protest" on the issue of Japan's historical recognition. The "beating" of Japan's erroneous historical perception is mainly accomplished by some media, parliamentary organizations and social forces.

It is also by taking advantage of the weakness of the US foreign policy to check and balance the coast and to use force to fight, the Abe government dared to meet the needs of the US "return to the Asia-Pacific" as a condition, forcing the US to recognize the legitimacy of its falsification and distortion of history, amendment of the pacifist constitution and destruction of regional order. Drumming up the "threat" of China's rise to gain more resources and "normal country" status from the United States is the cheapest option for Japan at present.

Over the past period of time, the Abe government has changed its stance on the Murayama Statement from outright denial to overall succession, which shows that external public opinion has the ability to exert certain pressure and influence on the rightward shift of Japanese society. It is the common international responsibility of China and the ROK to channel the voice of the social forces in the US and form a "united front" on World War II history. It would also make it a little less likely that Japan will move to a "normal country" in an illegal way.

NINGBO WECO OPTOELECTRONICS CO..LTD.

It is a Sino-foreign joint venture invested by FULL SENSE (Hong Kong) INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED in China, with a registered capital of HK$37.6 million, specializing in the production of elevator grating of Microtek brand.

The company is located in Ningbo Economic and Technological Development Zone in China, with a plant area of 13,000 square meters. Microprocessor photoelectric 14 years production exceeded 700,000 sets, an increase of 17.16% over the previous year sales reached 680,000 sets, an increase of 17.7% over the previous year, is the world's largest producer of elevator grating.

Microelectronics has a provincial-level technology research center, elevator light curtain professional laboratory, university production, learning and research cooperation laboratory. Microprocessor light curtains belong to the company's own R & D products, with all intellectual property rights, including three invention patents, dozens of utility model patents and a number of software registration rights.

The company has won a number of national, provincial and regional honors.

Microlight products have passed China CCC certification, EU CE certification and North America CSA certification.

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