TOKYO : Japan's Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda bluntly told China Friday that Tibetan unrest had become an international issue, contradicting Beijing's official line, and hinted it could hit the Olympics.

Yasuo Fukuda made the remarks to visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi, who is paving the way for President Hu Jintao's much-anticipated trip here next month.

"Prime Minister Fukuda stated that there was a need to face up to the reality that the matter has become an international issue and that it should not affect the Olympics," a foreign ministry statement said.

"It is desired that the Chinese side does all it can to solve the matter," it quoted Fukuda as saying.

China has repeatedly countered criticism of its crackdown in the Himalayan region by saying its handling of protests last month was strictly an internal matter.  

AFP。

就标题而言，他说的对。

中国政府强调主权没有错，而且应该更强硬。但西藏已经是个“国际名词”，就该以战略视角处理问题。加大宣传力度，走群众路线。

这时候爆发反华浪潮是好事，能使民众更成熟，政府更清醒和进步。

我想知道，琉球问题呢。