What is the inside story of Abe's assassination and what will be the impact?

At 1 1 on the morning of July 8, former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot and killed while giving a speech in Ryanai. At present, he has no vital signs. The assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has aroused great concern of world public opinion. As for what will happen, it is hard to predict at present, but one thing is certain: various forces in Japan are consolidating and shuffling, and the follow-up trend needs to arouse China's high vigilance.

After the assassin was arrested, he confessed his dissatisfaction with Abe before he assassinated the assassin. At present, the suspect only expresses dissatisfaction with Abe and doesn't like him. However, the deep-seated reason may be the rise of Japanese militaristic forces, which has pushed the Japanese authorities to be tougher, which can be seen from Japan's eagerness to promote constitutional amendment.

This is not good for China and its East Asian neighbors. At present, the international situation is changing rapidly. The former British Prime Minister resigned, and now the former Japanese Prime Minister is assassinated. What we can do in China is to sit firmly on the Diaoyutai, pay close attention to the situation, deal with it properly and avoid misjudgment.

Shinzo Abe, Japan's right-wing leader and the longest-serving Japanese prime minister after World War II, is an old man in Japanese politics. In the stormy Japanese political arena, the position of prime minister has always been a hot potato, sandwiched between China, the United States and Russia. The cabinet quarreled today, and the prime minister may be fired tomorrow. Abe was able to serve as Prime Minister twice in a row because he vigorously developed the economy when he was in office, and Abenomics used loose monetary policy to create an inflation trend, forcing Japanese residents to consume, thus stimulating industrial production and promoting a series of social development.

However, Abe is also the leader of the Japanese right wing. He not only visited the Yasukuni Shrine many times, denied Japan's war crimes, but also led the Liberal Democratic Party to try to amend the peace constitution and develop offensive weapons, including aircraft carriers and nuclear bombs. He has always been regarded as a Japanese hawk. Last year, Abe said that he was ill and retired, but the retired Abe still did not stop. On different occasions, he is a Japanese right-wing platform. Today, he was shot and killed on his way to the platform of the House of Representatives for the Liberal Democratic Party. Life is endless, and death is endless.

How much will Japan's political situation and the world change after Abe's death? Kishida fumio, the current Japanese Prime Minister, remained silent on this issue, stressing that Abe would recover. Now it seems impossible. Abe's death may be a good thing for the LDP or kishida fumio. After all, although Abe retired before, he has been remotely controlling many affairs of the Liberal Democratic Party. If kishida fumio can seize the opportunity to reorganize the Liberal Democratic Party after Abe's death, it may be able to form its own leadership.

Internationally, the assassination of Shinzo Abe may affect the overall situation in Asia. During his previous tenure as Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe has been pushing the case of "amending the constitution" in an effort to realize his dream of "militarism" and thus get rid of the control of American imperialism. Now Abe's assassination is obviously a manifestation of the externalization of internal contradictions in the Japanese authorities. As for the future political situation in Japan, it remains to be seen.

Summary: The appearance of the shooting will make politicians uneasy, so be careful of the dangerous situation again, so the Japanese government will strengthen the protection of politicians. In addition, various political factions in Japan may use the shooting to intensify their struggle, making the election competition more intense and the power struggle more acute. After this incident, it will further unite the unity of the Liberal Democratic Party, continue the situation of one-party dominance, and further consolidate its ruling position. This is not good for the peace-loving people in Japan and neighboring countries. what do you think? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.