The third round of sewage discharge is about to begin, and the G7 has supported Japan and asked China to lift the ban, and China has refuted that Japan has just finished the second round of sewage discharge, and it can't wait to prepare for the third round of pollution, but China is still

The third round of sewage discharge is about to begin, and the G7 has backed Japan and demanded that China lift the ban, which China refutes

As soon as the second round of sewage discharge in Japan ended, it could not wait to prepare for the third round of discharge, but China has not yet lifted the ban on the import of Japanese aquatic products. At the Osaka meeting in Japan, the G7 group made unreasonable demands on China, accusing China of economic coercion against Japan and calling on China to lift its ban on Japanese food. A spokesman for the Chinese embassy in Japan criticized Japan's actions and said the Japanese government must pay for its mistakes. Although the G7 group pays lip service to Japan, in reality they do not need Japanese seafood and do not eat it in large quantities. The Japanese government has no other way out but to turn to its allies for help, and the G7 group can only continue to support Japan.