Last night, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a reminder for Chinese citizens to avoid traveling to Japan, which made many people worry whether new geopolitical risks are emerging. Actually, that's not the case. This is just another response and warning following recent remarks by Sanae Takaichi. Last week, Sanae Takaichi openly declared in Japan's parliament that a 'Taiwan contingency' would constitute a 'survival crisis situation' allowing Japan to exercise collective self-defense, hinting at possible military intervention in the Taiwan Strait issue. Afterward, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Japanese ambassador to China to express 'strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition,' lodging a stern protest and strong objection to Japan. China's Ministry of Defense also issued a statement warning that if Japan fails to learn from history, it will pay a painful price. It’s understandable—last night’s travel safety warning for Japan is a continuation of the recent statements from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Defense, further pressuring the Japanese government . It doesn’t mean anything drastic is happening right now.