Nan Yang
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Are the Taiwanese activists joining them too?
Diaoyu Island is a lost cause. Japan has been exercising de facto adminstration for 50 years now after US returned it alone with Ryukyu(Okinawa) back to Japan. As part of Ryukyu islands, ROC and PRC lost Diaoyu Island when Chiang Kai-shek rejected US's proposal of returning Ryukyu back to China's control not once but several times during that period.
So says a guy who quotes Wen Jiabao in his signature Just a bunch of hanjians.Diaoyu Island is a lost cause. Japan has been exercising de facto adminstration for 50 years now after US returned it alone with Ryukyu(Okinawa) back to Japan. As part of Ryukyu islands, ROC and PRC lost Diaoyu Island when Chiang Kai-shek rejected US's proposal of returning Ryukyu back to China's control not once but several times during that period.
It is not a lost cause. These fishing boat trips are to remind the world that the Daiyou (or Senkaku) Islands are Chinese.
In twenty years, when the PLA Navy has finished building a mighty fleet, we will evict the Japanese from our islands by force if necessary.
Right now, we have seven Type 052C AESA-equipped destroyers. We should have 60 Type 052C (or Type 052D) destroyers in twenty years. We'll squash the Japanese like a bug.
We'll also have hundreds or a thousand stealth fighters. Those Japanese will be shaking in their boots.
Only if things will work that way. Yet I have not even seen PRC government doing any gunboat diplomacy against these little trouble makers in South China Sea, nor does I think that is what the government should be doing anyways. The problem of Diaoyu Island is not actually between China and Japan. If you really want to find someone to take on, then it is US of A you should be after, since Diaoyu Island was included in "Treaty Between Japan and the United States of America Concerning the Ryukyu Islands and the Daito Islands"--commonly known as the Okinawa Reversion Treaty, ratified by the U.S. Senate in 1971. And since you and Sinochallenger are so eager to jump in to start a war. Realisticly are you that confident maybe even in 20 years PRC can have an open confrontion with US? If not, then before you are ready or even you are ready don't talk about war if it is not your blood that is going to be spilled.
Why would the US make such proposal? Ryukyu had nothing to do with China throughout its history, the very name Ryukyu itself is a Japonic word, not a Chinese word.As part of Ryukyu islands, ROC and PRC lost Diaoyu Island when Chiang Kai-shek rejected US's proposal of returning Ryukyu back to China's control
Why would the US make such proposal? Ryukyu had nothing to do with China throughout its history, the very name Ryukyu itself is a Japonic word, not a Chinese word.
Iturup (Russian: Итуруп/Etorofu Island (Japanese: 択捉島 Etorofu-tō?)
Kunashir (Russian: Кунашир/Kunashiri Island (Japanese: 国後島 Kunashiri-tō?)
Shikotan (Russian: Шикотан/Shikotan Island (Japanese: 色丹島 Shikotan-tō?)
Habomai rocks (Russian: острова Хабомаи ostrova Habomai)/Habomai Islands (Japanese: 歯舞諸島
Kuril_Islands_dispute
They were vassals of Chinese, just like you-know-whoWhy would the US make such proposal? Ryukyu had nothing to do with China throughout its history, the very name Ryukyu itself is a Japonic word, not a Chinese word.
Why would the US make such proposal? Ryukyu had nothing to do with China throughout its history, the very name Ryukyu itself is a Japonic word, not a Chinese word.
It's utterly silly!
your bombay, calcutta, madras ... are all english names and even your major language is English! why dont you return the whole thing back to the Brits!
The islands which cause dispute between Russia and Japan have their respective names in Russia and Japan:
Another example is Falkland Islands for the Brits, Islas Malvinas for the Argentinians!
Each claiming country maintains its own name over the land in dispute - its an universal truth!