Published November 26, 1998
This declaration was made during the first visit to Japan by a Chinese head of state (President Jiang Zemin). The visit and Declaration may have stirred anti-Chinese sentiment in Japan, but the document is the third of three bilateral agreements that guides Chinese-Japanese relations.
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