Japanese media: Did Obama give up attending Abe's state funeral and disdain Abe?

After Shinzo Abe was shot, the Japanese side wanted to hold a state funeral for Abe, but it was strongly opposed by the Japanese people. They thought that Abe's political mistakes were unforgivable and collectively protested Abe's state funeral. However, as we all know, the Japanese government prefers to discharge nuclear waste water into the sea. Even if people all over the world object, they will ignore it and go their own way. According to Japanese media reports, Obama was also invited by Japan, but in the end Obama gave up attending Abe's state funeral. Then the question is, is Obama's approach dismissive of Shinzo Abe?

First, Obama is not dismissive of Abe's death.

As a former president of the United States, Obama can naturally attend, and Obama will not have any sense of disobedience. Why did he invite Obama in Japan? It is because Obama has a good relationship with Japan. Every one of us knows that Japan is like the younger brother of the United States, and Japan will do whatever the United States says. Starting from this relationship, Obama will not be dismissive of Abe's affairs. As for why Obama gave up attending, I think Obama also has his own considerations.

2. Unexpectedly, China was invited to attend Abe's state funeral.

Shinzo Abe has always been hostile to China, and Sino-Japanese relations have gradually deteriorated under the leadership of Shinzo Abe. As a Japanese, I am very happy to hear the news that Shinzo Abe was shot, although there are no waves in my heart. I believe that most netizens in China feel the same way as I do, but I didn't expect Shinzo Abe to die. It's incredible that the Japanese invited China to his funeral. China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning also gave a positive response. Japan invited China to attend the state funeral of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The two countries are communicating, and there is no more information to provide at present, but I believe that 90% of China will not attend.

Third, summarize.

In my opinion, it is very irrational to force Abe to hold a state funeral after his death. Even the Japanese people can't stand it. What did he do and what contribution did he make? Not only did he fail to do a good job in international relations, but he made Japan reviled. The political mistakes he made are unforgivable to the Japanese people. Moreover, Abe's position in the eyes of western countries is even lower and more terrible. Western countries have never regarded Japan as a country, and he is even less optimistic about Shinzo Abe. In fact, if Abe can take the initiative to admit his mistake and realize the deadlock in Sino-Japanese relations, perhaps our attitude towards Japan will change.