Chinese-Japanese Relations.. between Political Variables and Economic Invariables

Abstract

Chinese / Japanese relations have become of the most important strategic relations at the current stage, they are described as a strategic because of their negative or positive impact on the overall local interactions within China and Japan or the regional and international interactions, and also because of their characteristics that distinguish them from others in terms of apathy and coldness, tension and accusations on the political and diplomatic sides Sometimes, and economic dependability and high pragmatism in dealing with the economic and commercial interests at other times. These characteristics that distinguish this relationship, economic and commercial aspects of itespecially, were relatively unaffected by neither historical or current problems and differences between the two countries, the decision-makers on both sides realized the importance of separating the political and media sides- with all their strains- as much as possible from the economic side for the fact that the dispute in political changes, whether historical or strategiccan not cause the collapse of the economic constants, which are the foundation of the strategic relations between Chinaand Japanese.