Chinese Premier Li Qiang urges Japan to rid relationship of threats after Tokyo vowed tech restrictions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Li told Hayashi that given China and Japan had a common homeland in Asia, the two countries should preserve "free trade" and get rid of uncertainty and instability in their trade relations amid Tokyo's planned tech restrictions against China.
44% : "[We] hope the two countries will work together to maintain free trade, practise real multilateralism, actively promote the process of regional integration, maintain the stability and smoothness of the industrial chain and supply chain, and jointly reduce uncertainty and increase stability, to make due contributions to the development of the region and the world," Li said.

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