China is blasting this weekend's summit among the leaders of the U_S_, Japan and South Korea, saying no country should “seek its own security at the expense of the security interests of others and of regional peace and stability.”
China is extremely sensitive to any moves it perceives as seeking to contain its rise to dominance in Asia and has traditionally counted on the historical enmity between Tokyo and Seoul to keep its rivals divided and weaken the U.S. system of regional alliances.
Beijing has made clear the current rapprochement between the two was something it very much did not want to see and its top diplomat, Wang Yi, last month made ato racial-cultural similarities between Chinese, Japanese and Koreans as an alternative to partnering with the West. “No matter how yellow you dye your hair, or how sharp you make your nose, you’ll never turn into a European or American, you’ll never turn into a Westerner,” said Wang, a former foreign minister who now heads the ruling Communist Party’s foreign affairs commission.President Joe Biden is looking to use the summit to urge
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