How to treat future Sino-Japanese relations?

judging from the historical development, if there are more than two big countries in a region, then the two big countries will definitely have friction. This is caused by geographical reasons as well as economic interests. Therefore, Canada next to the United States is weak, and the United States enjoys stability for more than 2 years. Europe, Britain, France, Germany, Italy and other countries were once great powers. Therefore, these countries fought each other for hegemony, which led to two world wars.

Geographically, China and Japan are both located in the east of Asia, and there are great conflicts of interest in the South China Sea, the East China Sea and the Pacific Ocean. If these contradictions cannot be fundamentally resolved, then these contradictions will inevitably develop into wars. If a big country is surrounded by small countries, the contradictions will naturally be alleviated. This is also determined by interests and national situation.

So, I think there is a great conflict of interest between China and Japan. These conflicts of interest are likely to lead to war. If these contradictions are not resolved, war will happen sooner or later.

In addition, Japan has a large population and a small land. To support such a large population with such a small land, population migration will become inevitable. There is aggression in the Japanese character, and the sense of urgency caused by the narrow land is also one of the reasons. There used to be a movie in Japan called The Sinking of Japan. It's about what the Japanese should do when Japan sinks one day. There is no doubt that it is war, and immigration through war. And the best place for immigrants, of course, is China. During World War II, the Japanese launched a war of aggression against China, and economic interests were one of them. War immigrants occupied the northeast of China and turned it into their second land, which is also one of the important reasons.