As China took action to clean up Japan, it directly banned the import of Japanese aquatic products. And after Japan has no way to deal with China, it seems that it is about to be unable to hold on. For this reason, Japan thought of a trick, and began to jump over the wall in a hurry, wanting to pull South Korea as a backing, but unexpectedly was slapped in the face by South Korea.
According to Yonhap News Agency, recently, in response to Japan's desire to export scallop aquatic products banned by China to South Korea, South Korea immediately responded, and claimed that no matter what Japan's plan is, South Korea will continue to maintain relevant import controls on Japanese aquatic products. For seafood such as scallops from other parts of Japan, even if a trace amount is found in each imported seafood product, the Korean government needs to submit the relevant nuclide certificate again.
Obviously, this move by the South Korean side is equivalent to banning the import of aquatic products containing nuclear radiation, and will not be affected by the Japanese side in the slightest, which is undoubtedly a great blow to Japan, and also makes Japan's conspiracy to sell scallops and other aquatic products to South Korea unable to succeed. As far as Japan is concerned, China's choice not to import Japanese seafood has greatly affected Japan's fishery industry, and Japan has also paid a heavy price for it. Of course, with the setback on China's side, Japan wants to force South Korea to eat "nuclear food", which seems to be unacceptable to South Korea. Even if South Korea has a close relationship with Japan, it is estimated that at a critical moment, it is estimated that its own interests are paramount, and South Korea is naturally very clear about this.
Moreover, the United States has done just that, although the United States ostensibly supports Japan's implementation of the discharge of nuclear sewage into the sea, but secretly, the United States has reduced its imports of Japanese aquatic products. Now, South Korea's statement can be regarded as a slap in the face to Japan, and it has clearly told Japan that if it wants to export nuclear-contaminated aquatic products to South Korea, it can only get one sentence: there is no way, and there is not even any room to speak of.
With South Korea's decisive rejection of Japan's plan to expand the export of scallops and other aquatic products to South Korea, Japan can be described as "hot face and cold ass", which is purely self-deprecating and boring, but also makes itself lose face. As far as Japan is concerned, all this is what it must bear, and whoever asks Japan to discharge nuclear sewage into the ocean will not do it at all, this is simply digging a pit for itself to jump, and there will be absolutely no good fruit to eat.
Of course, since Japan has taken a terrible step, the rest of the world no longer needs to be polite to Japan, and Japan must also suffer the consequences of its own misfortune and not always think about harming other countries, which is quite unrealistic. In addition, as far as China is concerned, it is still necessary to continue to implement tough countermeasures against Japan, so that Japan can truly realize its mistakes, wake up as soon as possible, and not continue to go further and further down the wrong path. (with the wind)