By and large, all elements are there. The bottom line is that, in the last 60 years, the Japanese have been doing exceptionally well in the free world which the U.S. envisioned, developed, nurtured, and expanded. There is no reason for the Japanese to change that. They want to strengthen the conditions that have been very good for themselves as well as for the rest of the world. I believe that is what the Japanese have been trying to do.
>>Question 2.
Yes, I do. Because there is no reason to believe otherwise. The fear is not a potential battle in the East China Sea itself, but is about what would happen in China in the aftermath of the battle.
It is believed that Japanese Navy can sink Chinese battle ships and submarines farily quickly, given the huge gap in terms of the sophistication and capability of weapons and equipment on both sides.
When the world, including Chinese people themselves, face such a reality, the political dynamics might start rolling toward an unexpected direction, Taiwan issue for instance. Also, the authority of the Communist Party might be eroded rapidly, scattering the seeds of unrest in Chinese politics.
norsonlong to: soudenjapan
ok you admit Japan has been always used by the US over the past 60 years. seems you have no any sense of shame, and even enjoy it. but to me, i think to be independent is a super issue of importance.
as to win or lose another new war, just wait don't so hurry to say yes or no. you don't really know about your country navy force just like i don't actually understand our missle troup. so let's just be a little bit more objective.
talking about our socialism and communist party, I understand what you want to express, but our social scheme has no reason to collapse as you expected. you know why, because thausands and millions of people like me in our country don;t allow to see that.
considering the current situation, i am afraid you country and people are surely more unrest and unhelpful. wake up, buddy!