China and Japan have a complex relationship marked by historical tensions, particularly stemming from events like World War II and territorial disputes. While they are not formal enemies and maintain significant economic ties, nationalist sentiments and historical grievances can strain their relations. Ongoing territorial disputes, especially over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands, continue to fuel tensions. Overall, their relationship is characterized by a mix of competition and cooperation.
I think it was that China defeated Japan, as well as other enemies.
If you are in the USA, Russia, France, China, or England, then your enemies would have been Germany, Italy, and Japan. If you are in Germany, Italy, or Japan, then your enemies would have been the USA, France, Russia, China, and England.
Nepal and China were never enemies.
Japan is east side of China.
China could not fight Japan.
The Answer Is North.
Spain and Japan
Japan was not a unified country in its early days. There were multiple kingdoms whose enemies were the other kingdoms.
Japan's major imports from China (or China's major exports to Japan) include items such as food, electricity goods, and telecommunication equipment. Japan's major exports to China (or China's major imports from Japan) is mostly machinery, i.e. automobiles.
Japan lies to the northeast of China, and Taiwan is directly east of China.
Enemies: Mongolians, Huns Allies:Russia, Koreans
China is on mainland while Japan is an island! another difference: China is called China and Japan is called Japan. you'd probably get into trouble if u said tht in school... if u r in school...