China repeats opposition to Obama remarks on islands; reax to his comments on Nkorea

The transcript outlines China's unwavering stance on the Diaoyu Islands, emphasizing its opposition to the inclusion of these islands in the US-Japan Security Treaty. It critiques the treaty as a Cold War relic that should not harm China's territorial sovereignty. The transcript also highlights China's interest in the stability of the Korean Peninsula, advocating for peaceful resolutions through dialogue and cooperation with other parties to achieve denuclearization and lasting peace in the region.

What is China's position regarding the Diaoyu Islands?

• They are part of Japan.

• They are a neutral zone.

• They are part of the US-Japan security treaty.

• They are inherently Chinese territory.

How does China view the US-Japan security treaty?

• As a modern agreement beneficial to all.

• As a Cold War relic that should not harm China's sovereignty.

• As a treaty that should include more countries.

• As a necessary measure for regional security.

What is China's stance on military activities near its borders?

• China supports military alliances near its borders.

• China opposes any military disturbances near its borders.

• China is indifferent to military activities near its borders.

• China encourages military exercises near its borders.

What approach does China advocate for resolving issues on the Korean Peninsula?

• Economic sanctions.

• Military intervention.

• Dialogue and negotiation.

• Isolation of the peninsula.

What is the ultimate goal China hopes to achieve on the Korean Peninsula?

• Cultural assimilation.

• Denuclearization and long-term peace.

• Complete militarization.

• Economic dominance.