Sino-Japanese relations

Sino-Japanese relations involve interactions between China and Japan, shaped by a complex history and mutual interests. Historically, conflicts like the conflicts in the 20th century, especially during World War II, left deep scars and disputes over historical memory. Today, their relationship balances economic cooperation—both nations are major global economies—and strategic competition, particularly in Asia-Pacific security and influence. While they collaborate on issues like trade and climate change, disagreements persist over territorial claims and historical grievances. Overall, their relationship is multifaceted, combining significant partnership with ongoing tensions rooted in history and geopolitical interests.