Fumio Kishida's dilemma: Fukushima sewage plan leads to friction between China and Japan, lifting the import ban or being used by the United States? Liu Jing, Deputy Director General of the China Atomic Energy Agency, led a delegation to attend the 67th IAEA Conference

Fumio Kishida's dilemma: Fukushima sewage plan leads to friction between China and Japan, lifting the import ban or being used by the United States?

Liu Jing, Deputy Director General of the China Atomic Energy Agency, led a delegation to attend the 67th IAEA General Conference and engaged in a fierce confrontation with Japan on the issue of discharging Fukushima nuclear sewage into the sea. China condemned Japan's plan to drain the sea and called on the IAEA to establish a long-term international monitoring mechanism. China has taken concrete actions to impose strict restrictions on Japan's food and aquatic imports to express its dissatisfaction with the Japanese government and TEPCO. The Japanese government faces both economic and political pressures, and Japan needs to manage its economic and trade relations with China while preventing the United States from exploiting Japan's predicament to its own advantage. The Kishida administration's response to the Fukushima discharge remains unknown.