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China urges Japan to heed lawmakers worried about bilateral ties, create conditions for normal exchanges

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China's Foreign Ministry says it has taken note of Japanese lawmakers from both ruling and opposition parties who plan to visit China next week. The lawmakers reportedly stated that the current state of Japan-China relations serves no one's interests and expressed a desire to help improve ties. Spokesperson Lin Jian urged Japan's leadership to listen to these voices and take concrete action to facilitate normal exchanges.

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The piece frames the planned visit as a positive signal from 'people of insight' (有识之士) within Japan who are 'deeply worried' (深感忧虑) about the bilateral relationship.

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