Strained bilateral ties following Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s November 2025 remarks on potential Self-Defense Forces involvement in a Taiwan contingency have kept formal China-Japan leader engagement frozen for over a year. Beijing reacted with trade restrictions, travel advisories, and demands for retraction, while diplomatic channels at the ministerial level stalled despite Takaichi’s later policy statements emphasizing China as an “important neighbor” and calling for constructive relations. Takaichi’s first visit to China as prime minister coincides with the APEC leaders’ summit in Shenzhen on November 18-19, 2026. Multiple diplomatic sources indicate Xi Jinping is unlikely to hold a bilateral summit or private talks with her, leaving Japan as the only major participant without such a meeting. Japanese officials have sought assurances of at least a standard handshake or protocol greeting during group events to avoid a public snub, but no prior groundwork comparable to past thaws exists. A brief informal encounter remains possible but uncertain, while longer-term normalization would require addressing core security and historical issues. The summit timing makes it the immediate test of whether any contact occurs.
如果高市早苗在市場建立至所列日期 下午11:59 ET 之間與習近平會面,該市場將結算為 「是」。否則,此市場將以「否」結算。 會面是指 Takaichi 和 Jinping 均在場,並親自互動的任何相遇。 提到的兩人之間有言語交流、握手、直接交談或其他明確的親自互動,均符合會面的定義。僅僅站得很近、眼神接觸,或在沒有直接互動的情況下出現在同一個房間或活動中,均不符合會面的定義。 判定依據將是可信報導所形成的共識。
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