Taiwan Vice President William Lai visits Japan in what a Japanese official describes as a private visit to pay his respects as a friend of the late former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe.
BEIJING, China – China’s Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday, July 12, its embassy in Japan had lodged “stern representations” with the government there about Taiwan Vice President William Lai attending the funeral of former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe.
“After the assassination of former Japanese prime minister Abe, the Taiwan authorities used the opportunity to engage in political manipulation,” Wang said. “It’s impossible this kind of scheming will succeed.” Abe, gunned down at a campaign rally last week, was a popular figure in Taiwan for his support for the island, and on Monday President Tsai Ing-wen visited the de facto Japanese embassy in Taipei to pay her respects.
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