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Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee delivered his first public response to the escalating China-Japan dispute, firmly backing Beijing’s stance after Tokyo suggested it could respond militarily to a hypothetical attack on Taiwan. Lee condemned the remarks by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi as “extremely erroneous,” saying they had damaged the atmosphere for China-Japan exchanges and raised concerns over future cooperation. Hong Kong has updated its travel alerts for Japan, with authorities urging residents to stay vigilant as airlines offer flexible rebooking options. The dispute has already led to halted exchanges with Japan’s consulate, and Lee stressed that all Hong Kong actions will align with China’s national dignity and the interests of Hong Kong residents.
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00:00日本領導人公然發表極其錯誤的虧台言論
00:12傷害了中國人民的感情
00:15也挑戰戰後的國際秩序
00:18所有中國人都不會同意
00:21外交部也多次提出了嚴正的交涉
00:26要求收回錯誤的言論
00:29香港特區政府支持國家對日本的外交政策
00:35香港的保安局已經更新了外遊警示的網頁資料
00:41提醒赴日或者在日本的港人應該提高警惕 注意安全
00:50保安局會密切地監察事態發展 作出應變
00:57而香港的航空公司也都已經表示會為去日本的乘客
01:03提供調整行程的方便和彈性的選項
01:07這次其錯誤的言論 嚴重惡化了中日人員交流的氣氛
01:19亦都令到很多交流的成效 我們存疑它的可能性
01:33我們會密切監察所有這方面的發展 我們的安排必須要符合國家專業和港人的利益
01:41我們會不斷去留意 在這方面國家的立場和政策
01:47我們亦都會確保香港 包括在日的香港港人的提高警覺
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03:04算了吧
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03:11發燒
03:13雙眼
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