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TOKYO, March 15 (Xinhuanet) -- Overseas Chinese groups in Japan said Tuesday
they firmly support the newly passed anti-secession law in China and China's
position on the Taiwan issue.
The anti-secession law is an epoch-making legislation which theoverseas
Chinese in Japan steadfastly support, Chen Kunwang, honorary chairman of the
Association of Overseas Chinese in Japan,said at a symposium held in Tokyo.
He said it was recognized worldwide that there is only one China in the
world and Taiwan is an inalienable party of China. The Taiwan issue is China's
internal affair, allowing no foreign interference in any ways. The legislation
is conducive to the peaceful reunification of China as well as to the
containment of activities of the secessionist forces in Taiwan.
Yin Qiuxiong, chairman of the association, said the Anti-Secession Law is
an opportune law with grand significance in accomplishing the great undertaking
of China's reunification.
The law definitely points out that the one-China principle is the basis of
peaceful reunification and reunifying the country through peaceful means best
serves the fundamental interests of the compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan
Straits, Yin said.
He added that the law embodies the utmost sincerity of Chinese government
in seeking a peaceful reunification.
The overseas Chinese in Japan will do their utmost for an earlypeaceful
reunification of China, he said.
Fu Yihen, chairman of the Tokyo Overseas Chinese Association, said the
adoption of the anti-secession law was a further demonstration of China's policy
of governing the country accordingto law.
The law serves as a solid legal basis for safeguarding China's sovereignty
and territorial integrity and handling the Taiwan issue, he said.
Guo Shiyu, president of the Association of Chinese Overseas Students in
Japan, said the law conforms to the request of the times, reflecting the spirit
of the four-point guideline on cross-Straits relations initiated by Chinese
President Hu Jintao and shows the determination of the Chinese government in
upholding theOne China principle.
Chinese groups in western Japan Tuesday issued a statement, which said the
law was a peaceful bill aiming at maintaining the peaceful situation across the
Taiwan Straits and the smooth development of cross-strait relations. Enditem
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