As the democratically elected government

must take public opinion into consideration, it is an inevitable trend to gradually alienate China. Japan, which originally hoped to use China to balance the pressure of the United States, could only make a desperate attempt to move toward the road of pro-American and anti-China. Now that Sino-Japanese relations are so bad, Xi Jinping should take absolute responsibility.

If Xi Jinping will step down, then Abe's successor will be able to start over and improve the current situation, but Xi Jinping's lifelong phone database dictatorship has dashed such hopes and the Japanese government can only be forced to turn. The same situation is also emerging in South Korea, Europe and Southeast Asian countries. They have all found that they will face Xi Jinping's rule in the next 10 years, and even in the next 20 years, China may pursue the Xi Jinping line. China's chances of getting back on track in the short term are low, and as dictators age, things will only get worse, as is often the case in history. Japan is the country closest to China and has many geographical and historical entanglements with China. Therefore, it was the first to reflect this situation.

It is foreseeable that South Korea, Europe and Southeast Asian countries will also follow in the footsteps of Japan, but the degree varies according to the national conditions of each country. . Xi Jinping's line has made these countries lose the dividend of continuing to engage with China, but they have to bear the pressure of the United States. Although the United States keeps saying that it will not force countries to choose sides, it is already clear how they should choose.