Shinzo Abe, do not harm your home country any more

Former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe recently uttered some wild talk about Taiwan, implying that Japan might intervene in China's reunification.

Seventy-six years after its surrender at the end of World War II, some right-wing politicians in Japan still glorify its military past.

To fuel their militarist dreams, the US has been allowed to install missiles in Japan,

and Tokyo is cooperating with Washington to try and cause trouble for China.

Japan is like a satellite country of the US.

But no matter how hard they try, the anti-China politicians in the US and Japanese right-wing politicians are unable to shake the one-China principle.

When he was in office, Abe tried several times to amend Japan's pacifist Constitution,

but he only aroused protests and made himself a joke.

Now, having resigned as PM for more than one year, Abe is still trying to harm his home country.

The specter of militarism will only drag Japan into further difficulties. Only by getting rid of it can Japan embrace a brighter future.