2015年CRI 中国督促美方停止干涉亚太地区问题

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China's Foreign Ministry¹ spokeswoman Hua Chunying says if the reports are true, Japanese leaders owe an explanation.

"Due to historical reasons, any military security policies or tendencies of the Japanese side will draw wide attention from its Asian neighbors and the international community. Any words or deeds of Japan that aim at creating tension and instigating² confrontation³ go against the current world trend of peace and development and won't win support."

China has announced another round of talks with ASEAN countries in the Malaysian capital starting from tomorrow.

The talks will be focusing on the implementation⁴ of the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea, and the consultation⁵ of the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea.

They will also discuss the establishment of a hotline for search and rescue at sea.

In noting such effort, the Foreign Ministry also urges the United States, as a country outside the region, to stop meddling⁶ in regional issues.

The remarks came after U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken claimed China's land reclamation⁷ activities in the area are "a threat to peace and stability" and change the status quo."

During a recent forum⁸ in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi expanded on China's sovereignty in the South China Sea using historical facts.

"During the Second World War, the Nansha Islands were occupied by Japanese forces. After the end of the war, in accordance with the Cairo Declaration and the Potsdam Proclamation, the Chinese government openly reclaimed¹⁰ its sovereignty over the Nansha Islands. China and the United States were allies at the time and Chinese troops were actually on US military vessels¹¹ on their voyage to Nansha to reclaim⁹ China's sovereignty. Our American friends should be well aware of that."

Also on Monday, China expressed strong dissatisfaction over a documentary issued by the Philippine government on issues in the South China Sea.

The Philippine foreign ministry, presidential press office and press bureau jointly¹² made a three-episode documentary in which it accused China of infringing¹³ on Philippine territories and pillaging¹⁴ resources that belong to the Philippines.

Chinese officials say the move is an attempt to ignore facts and instigate¹⁵ contradictions between the Chinese and Filipino people.

For CRI, this is Huang Shan.