Japanese war stance involving Chinese diplomat

Senior Chinese diplomats have expressed deep concern misrepresentation by some Japanese politicians Tokyo's defeat in World War II .
Tokyo has long emphasized the suffering of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 , but was " deliberately stay away " from the fact that it is a victim of Asian neighbors , including China and Korea , according to Chinese analysts .
Chinese Ambassador to the United States Cui Tiankai said , some Japanese political leaders believe Japan is only surpassed by the United States and the atomic bomb, " so it is only necessary to form a bond with the United States , and it is not as necessary to keep the concerns of other countries . "
Cui , who was China 's ambassador to Japan from 2007 to 2009 , said in Washington on Tuesday that it is wrong " to think that the Japanese were defeated only by the United States during World War II . Japan also defeated by people who love peace in Asia " .
On Wednesday , Beijing Tokyo warned that it would face grave consequences if new provocation made ​​on the Yasukuni Shrine , which honors Japan's war dead , including 14 Class -A war criminals from World War II .
Isao Iijima , adviser to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe , said on Monday he will push for Abe to pay pilgrimage to the temple in October . The adviser said the two leaders of China and Japan could reach a bilateral meeting " after Abe made ​​any visits " , local media reported .
" At present, China - Japan relations are faced with a serious problem . If the Japanese make a new provocation of the Yasukuni Shrine issue , it will bring consequences may be more serious , " said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying .
Japan should " have a clear vision on this issue " and it is not expected to make calculations on the situation, he said.
Feng Zhaokui , an expert on Japan studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences , said that it is the collective responsibility of all stakeholders in the international community to prevent the spread of Japanese military mentality .
" But for the sake of strategic importance , Washington has , on some level, be a point to the right-wing forces growing in Japan in the past few decades despite the U.S. role as a key member of the Allied powers , " Feng said.
Abe often talk about the concept of " dormant " - increasing the involvement of Japan in preserving peace and stability in the world - during his visit to New York for the UN General Assembly in September .
Earlier this month, the head of foreign affairs and defense of the United States and Japan pledged greater involvement in the region.
Zhou Yongsheng , a professor of Japanese studies at China Foreign Affairs University , said Tokyo emphasizes the need to help U.S. allies to justify the urge to perform military operations abroad.
" Abe did not say even a word about the history of ' comfort women ' - forced sex slaves by the Japanese army during the war - when he said to the Western world that the country is looking for peace. "
Cui , the ambassador said , " it will be a big issue " , if Japan continues to take an incorrect view on history .
" Because this is not just related to the post-war international order , but also the very importance of the people in the Asia-Pacific region , including Japan , " he said.
Cui said he hoped that " Japan can make the right choice " .
He was speaking after delivering a speech on foreign policy of China and Sino-US relations at his alma mater , Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies , on Tuesday .