China Welcomes Japanese Panda Fans Ahead of Twin Pandas’ Return
China’s foreign ministry invites Japanese panda fans to visit China as twin giants Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei prepare to return before February 2026.
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China’s foreign ministry invites Japanese panda fans to visit China as twin giants Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei prepare to return before February 2026.
Japanese enterprises in China face dual pressures from geopolitical uncertainty and rising domestic competition, pushing them to innovate, localize, and adapt for long-term success.
Prime Minister Takaichi’s recent remarks on the Taiwan region risk derailing Japan–Chinese mainland relations, threatening a 2 trillion yuan tourism windfall that could hurt local economies.
Japan’s PM Takaichi is stirring tensions with China and the ROK through fiery rhetoric, but sees lukewarm support from allies focused on stability in the Indo-Pacific.
Former Japanese PM Yoshihiko Noda urged PM Takaichi to engage in multi-layered dialogue and mend strained relations with the Chinese mainland after her contentious Taiwan remarks.