[Japan plans to use differentiated publicity to revise the "Three Security Documents" causing concern] October 24th, according to Japanese news on the 24th, in order to revise the "Three Security Documents" within this year, the Japanese government plans to strengthen the publicity of relevant security policies from the end of October and adopt differentiated publicity for different age groups. The move sparked concern in Japan. For young people, the Japanese government plans to publish videos produced in collaboration with celebrities on the Internet and social platforms, and to place advertisements in the Tokyo subway and Shibuya intersection in Tokyo, emphasizing that safety and security are closely related to daily life; for middle-aged and elderly people, in addition to social media and TV, it also plans to place advertisements in shopping malls to explain the connection between safety and security, family and life safety. The Japanese government plans to revise the "Three Security Documents" within this year, and it is expected that "new combat methods" and "sustained combat capabilities" will become the focus. The revision is also expected to set a goal of “further increasing defense expenses.” It is reported that if government propaganda is seen as inducing people to support specific policies, it may be reminiscent of the situation in pre-war Japan, thereby causing a backlash. Former Japanese Foreign Ministry official Sonozaki Kō said that phenomena similar to those in the pre-war period have occurred in Japan, including militarization, control of domestic public opinion circles, abandonment of vulnerable groups, and inciting public hostility toward neighboring countries. The Japanese government stepped up its propaganda work at this time, with the purpose of promoting the strengthening of military power to serve as the "pawn" of the United States. (CCTV News)