[Ministry of Defense: The international community should be highly vigilant about Japan’s resumption of its “war machine”] November 6th. On the afternoon of November 6th, the spokesperson of the Ministry of National Defense, Colonel Chen Xi, released news on recent military-related issues. Reporter: It is reported that the Japanese government plans to list "a virtuous cycle of defense and economy" as one of the important pillars in the annual revision of the "Three Security Documents". Some analysts say that the Japanese government regards the military and industrial industries as the pillar of its industrial policy and allows the Ministry of Defense to participate in its development. This move marks a major change in Japan's post-war defense policy. Any comment on this? Chen Xi: This is a cover-up used by the Japanese ruling authorities to use the so-called "military industry to rejuvenate the country" strategy to accelerate "remilitarization." Before World War II, the Japanese military-industrial complex was deeply embedded in the Japanese economy, hijacked national decision-making, supported military expansion, and became an important driver of Japan's foreign aggression. Today, Japan's right-wing forces have torn off the pretense of "specializing in defense" and reactivated the military-industrial complex, accelerating the "war readiness" of Japanese society and the "militarization" of the economy, posing systemic risks to the safety and well-being of the Japanese people and global peace and stability. The international community must be highly vigilant and resolutely prevent Japan from restarting its "war machine" and returning to the evil path of expansion, and jointly safeguard the post-war international order.