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急需一篇关于中日关系的英文演讲稿~！！

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China and Japan are respectively the largest developing country and the largest developed country in Asia.Both are living in a geo-strategic space involving politics,economics and security.The two countries not onlyhave historical and cultural contacts that could trace back to ancient times,but also have a history when one wasinvading and the other was being invaded.Historical feud mingled with actual national interests,has greatly im-paired strategic judgment toward each other and the emotional interactions of the two peoples.So,the vital prob-lem that is impossible to escape in the bilateral relationship between the two countries in the21st century,is howto alleviate the repeated lashings and frequent disturbances caused by the historic issues to the Sino-Japaneseties,and how to"correctly and accurately steer the general orientation for developing mutual relations based on along-term strategic perspective and bring a hopeful Sino-Japanese relationship into the next century".I.Conflict of Interests between China and JapanAs close neighbors,China and Japan have a multitude of complicated conflict of interests between them.Atthe present time and for a period of time in the future,the most outstanding factor among various contradictionsaffecting the Sino-Japanese relations,is the mutual distrust in the security area.1.Geo-strategic contradictionJapan aspires to become a big political power in the world by seeking for leading role or a hegemon's posi-tion in Asia. At the same time it regards the rapidly developing China as a biggest obstacle blocking its way to achieve this goal. This is the main reason why Japan plays up the "China threat" in collaboration with the US and tries to strengthen and expand the Japan- US alliance in an attempt to contain China. The Islands of Japan are bounded in the east by the vast Pacific Ocean and in the west by the Asian conti- nent. Small in territory, deficient in resources, Japan feels constrained by its geographical conditions that haven't left it much freedom of maneuver in diplomatic and military affairs, making it helplessly dependent on overseas markets. After the Meiji Reforms, Japan took on the path of capitalist development. By adopting "continental poli- cy", it started to make inroads into Asian mainland and subsequently launched a series of external wars of ag- gression. At one time it swallowed up Korea and China's Taiwan and ruled over the Northeast China. It even un- dertook a risk to initiate the Pacific war in an attempt to build up a Japan- led "Co- Prosperity Ring of Greater East Asia". After the end of WWII, Japan used its economic advantage and tried to by every possible means exert its influence in Northeast Asia. In the 1980s, it proposed to set up the so- called "Structure of Geese Flying For- mation" and the "Pacific Economic Ring" with Japan at the center. In the 1990s, Japan once again put forward the concept of "Japanese Yen Economic Ring", thus showing its strategic intention of building up its position as a political leader in the region by means of its economic power. In the wake of China's rapid economic growth and increase in its comprehensive national strength, however, the Japanese government believes that an ascending China has become its competitive rival. Due to historic and cultural reasons as well as its status in the UN, China enjoys far greater political influ- ences than Japan in Asia and in the international community. Besides, as a country vast in territory and rich in natural and human resources, China possesses a greater advantage in economic potentiality and resources than Japan does. Being a responsible regional power with worldwide influence, China must adhere to the independent foreign policy of peace in order to give full play to its due constructive role in international affairs, opposing any form of hegemony, either global or regional. Therefore, China will by no means accept the political prospect and strategic arrangement of Japan .

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