 | A Chinese man waves the national flag to mark the 67th anniversary of the July 7 clash with Japanese troops at the Marco Polo Bridge in Beijing July 7, 2004. Japan started its full-scale invasion of China after their soldiers clashed with Chinese defenders at the bridge on July 7, 1937. The eight-year war claimed an estimated 35 million Chinese lives. The characters on his shirt read 'Japanese Out of Diaoyu Island'. click to open  |
 | Diaoyu Island Dispute: A bus with the Japanese flag painted on its side burns after it crashed into the Chinese consulate in Osaka, western Japan April 23, 2004. A member of a Japanese right-wing group rammed a bus into the Chinese consulate in western Japan on Friday to protest China's claims to a group of islands at the heart of a long-running territorial row between Beijing and Tokyo. click to open |
 | Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing (L) invites Japanese counterpart Yoriko Kawaguchi into a conference room for talks, in Beijing April 3, 2004. Kawaguchi is on her two-day visit to China for talks with Chinese leaders on improving bilateral ties. click to open |
 | Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao (R) greets Japanese Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi in Beijing, April 3, 2004. Kawaguchi is on her two-day visit to China for talks with Chinese leaders on improving bilateral ties. click to open |
 | Diaoyu Island Dispute: A map of Diaoyu Island click to open |
 | Diaoyu Island Dispute: A map of Diaoyu Island click to open |
 | Diaoyu Island Dispute: A protestor in the Central of Hong Kong - the Chinese characters on his shirt read "Japan out of Diaoyu" click to open |
 | Diaoyu Island Dispute: The "Bao Diao Hao" was sunk after a collision in Sep 1998. click to open |
 | Diaoyu Island Dispute: Chinese protestors landed on Diaoyu Island after clashing with Japanese coast guards in Sep 1998. The "Bao Diao Hao" was sunk after a collision. click to open |
 | Diaoyu Island Dispute: "Bao Diao Hao" Ship daparting Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor in Sep 1998. More protestors will join the ship in Taiwan. Then they will sail to Diaoyu Island to demonstrate against Japanese occupation of the Diaoyu Islands. click to open |
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