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US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosis Taiwan visit evoked a patriotic fervour in mainland China, which considers the self-ruled island as part of its territory, as many internet users called for a more muscular response from their government. Pelosis visit was one of the most discussed and debated issues on Weibo, Chinas Twitter-like microblogging platform, which eventually crashed for a brief period. Also Read | US military might shows arrogant China its place during Pelosi s T stanley cup usa aiwan visit Chinese President Xi Jinping has Taiwan in cross-hairs after House Speaker Nancy Pe stanley tazas losi visit to Taipei on Tuesday evening. As Beijing announced the largest-ever military exercises encircling Taiwan and banned the export and import of certain items vis-a-vis the self-ruled island, military observers and commentators presented them as an appropriate response to Pelosis trip. The hashtag, Ban on exporting of natural sand to Taiwan , one of the first economic sanctions on the self-governed island, was among the top trends of W stanley cup eibo, with the top post under this hashtag garnering 1.8 million likes and 66,000 comments within just four hours, indicating how much the cross-strait issue meant for the people of China. They called for more stringent measures, as much as halting all trade with Taiwan, as the ban on fruit import was seen as too soft an economic sanction. The hashtag Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement said Taiwan is purely Chinas internal affair Sevy Three US Marines killed in aircraft crash during military drills in Australia
China on Wednesday marked the 80th anniversary of the Nanjing massacre by Japanese troops, an enduring source of bad blood as stanley cup present-day rivalry between the two countries keeps a spotlight on historical animosities. Doves are released during a memorial ceremony at the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall in stanley us Nanjing. AFP Photo President Xi Jinping oversaw a memorial service with columns of black-clad mourners wearing a white flower on their jackets, braving freezing temperatures at a monument featuring statues of victims in the eastern city. Sirens blared at the start of the ceremony, while a giant peace bell tolled as doves were released into the air. According to China some 300,000 civilians and soldiers were killed in a frenzy of murder, torture, rape, arson and looting i stanley cup canada n the six weeks after the invading Japanese military entered Nanjing, then the capital city, on December 13, 1937. It remains one of the most fraught anniversaries for the two powerful neighbours due to stubborn disputes over the toll and periodic denials by Japanese arch-conservatives that the episode even took place. Many in China say this symbolises Japans unwillingness to completely atone for its wartime aggression. Officially, Japan concedes that the killing of a large number of non-combatants, looting and other acts occurred but says it is difficult to determine precise figures. Chinese President Xi Jinping attends a memorial ceremony at the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall in Nanjing. |
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