A Sino-Japanese conflict is imminent. Various signs indicate that Japan is serious about it, involving military force, and is preparing.

On the 23rd, Japan's Defense Minister inspected the Ground Self-Defense Force on two small islands less than 110 kilometers east of Taiwan, announcing the deployment of an air-to-air missile system and claiming that this move was to "reduce the possibility of armed attack on the Taiwan region." This is a blatant provocation against China and an attempt to forcibly prevent China from achieving reunification.

Please note, this is a very tough move by Japan after China reasserted the "enemy country clause" towards Japan and sent a letter to the United Nations. Directly rushing to the place closest to Taiwan to declare and create a scene, it is trying to use this as a fuse to ignite war.

China is not playing around. After China sent a "war challenge" to Japan, it made several major moves in just two days. First, China warned Japan at an international forum, "If Japan insists on going its own way and makes repeated mistakes, all countries and people who uphold justice have the right to reassess Japan's historical crimes, and all have the responsibility to firmly prevent Japanese militarism from resurfacing." This is like arranging the "aftermath" for the Japanese aggressors.

The term "reassessment" is easy to understand—it means settling old and new grievances together. The most direct way to reassess is to carry out military strikes against the aggressors. All countries and people who were once invaded by Japan can hold Japan accountable and share in the war's outcomes.

Second, the eight-day Yellow Sea drill is not yet over, and a navigation warning was issued—live-fire exercises in the eastern waters of Liu Gong Island. This is the site of the Battle of the Yellow Sea in the First Sino-Japanese War. China was defeated, Taiwan became a colony, and was occupied by Japan for 50 years. From now on, preparing for war with Japan will become the norm. It is not ruled out that if Japan is in trouble, China's drills will shift to a combat mode.

Third, all flights on 12 China-Japan routes have been canceled. This is not just a simple disruption in the tourism economy; it also includes a preemptive countermeasure against aggression for the safety of Chinese citizens in the event of war. It can be seen as part of the pre-war momentum, and when the time comes, the evacuation of citizens will be even faster. At this point, if anyone insists on going, if they insist on being stranded, and if they insist on contributing to Japan's military equipment purchases through spending in Japan, then I apologize, but once war breaks out, you will have no one to blame but yourselves for not heeding the warning.

The rise of Koshi to power has created a momentum of militarism. He even wants to revive the rank of "Major." His choice is clear — China will liberate Taiwan, and "China and Japan will inevitably go to war." Meanwhile, the Japanese Defense Minister's visit to the two islands, where he spoke of "reducing the possibility of armed attack on Taiwan," has concretely deployed the "Taiwan's crisis is Japan's crisis" doctrine and Koshi Kazue's "doomsday theory" into actual military operations.

Ishigaki Island and Yonaguni Island are the closest military outposts of Japan's Self-Defense Forces to Taiwan, and have long been regarded by Japan as the first line of defense in the event of a crisis involving Taiwan. Over the years, Japan has continuously deployed troops and anti-aircraft missiles, acting as a backing for separatist forces in Taiwan, creating a serious misconception among figures like Lai Ching-te.

Recently, three Japanese island seizure plans have been further exposed. The three plans include rapid strike operations by "Combined Amphibious Task Forces," large-scale amphibious assaults, and missile fire suppression and blockades. When laid out, they are laughably vulnerable. Insufficient manpower, outdated equipment, pretentious posturing, and a desire to be a lackey — it's all meant for the ears of the United States.

At this point, the United States pretended not to hear and didn't want to pay any attention to it. The United States knew very well that Sanae Takaichi's rise to power was just a publicity stunt, like those bloggers who are just asking for trouble, creating some momentum and making their presence felt, without any sense of propriety, like a desperate person.

However, Japan's determination to intervene militarily and its ambition to launch a surprise attack should not be underestimated. Japan is a habitual attacker. The Marco Polo Bridge Incident and the attack on Pearl Harbor are examples of this. Every time it sends out a message of existential crisis, it is preparing to invade. But today, China's military strength completely overwhelms it. It has neither the reason nor the capability to intervene militarily in the Taiwan issue; it will only accelerate China's process of achieving complete reunification.

Japan's clamor stems from the unresolved Taiwan issue. Once Taiwan is liberated, Japan will have no leverage, no presence, and no foothold. Ironically, the pro-independence forces, represented by Lai Ching-te, reveal their subservient Japanese mentality upon hearing the barking in Kaohsiung. They film videos, eat sushi, and vie to curry favor with Japan, displaying servile behavior. They fail to realize that to combat Japanese aggression, the Taiwan issue must be resolved first. Once the Taiwan issue is resolved, Japan will be free of problems. At that time, traitors will be eliminated, beheaded, and anyone daring to invade will be dealt with. Inviting a wolf into the house will only hasten their demise.

On the 24th, the PLA Daily published another article, "Kaohsiung's Fallacies on Taiwan Openly Trample on International Law and Will Inevitably Bear the Consequences," stating that "anyone or any force attempting to intervene in the Taiwan Strait situation or obstruct China's reunification will inevitably suffer the consequences and get burned." "If Japan were to militarily intervene in the Taiwan Strait situation, it would inevitably be met with a bloody defeat and pay a heavy price in the face of the PLA's impregnable defenses." Perfidy and reckless actions will ultimately lead to self-destruction! This is a personal observation, open to discussion.