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2010-12-1
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2010-12-28 
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Japanese
ambassador
in Nanjing
Three-day trip will help improve
strained bilateral relations
By WU JIAO,
CHENG GUANGJIN
AND MA LIYAO
CHINA DAILY



BEIJING Japans ambassador on Monday commenced a three-day visit to

Nanjing, the scene of mass
killings by Japanese troops
in December 1937.
Japanese Ambassador
Uichiro Niwa arrived in
Nanjing, capital of East
Chinas economic hub
Jiangsu province, on Monday afternoon to meet Japanese entrepreneurs and local
officials in a move that analysts said will help improve
strained ties between China
and Japan.
The three-day trip, ostensibly to boost bilateral trade,
is significant as it is Niwas
first visit to the city where
more than 300,000 civilians
were slaughtered by invading Japanese troops between
December 1937 and January
1938.
It is also significant
because relations between
the two nations have been
strained after Japanese
authorities illegally detained
the captain of a Chinese
trawler and members of its
crew in waters off Chinas
Diaoyu Islands in September.
Upon arrival in Nanjing,
Niwa said that relations
between China and Japan
are like a couple which cannot suffer separation.
We have no choice but to
keep friendly ties, said Niwa.

LEE JIN-MAN / ASSOCIATED PRESS

Drills not worth response

No retaliation from DPRK, but
situation still tense, experts say
By QIN JIZE
CHINA DAILY

sula. This is a goal we have been

working very hard to achieve,
Vice-Foreign Minister Cui
Tiankai told reporters.
No one has any right to
preach or promote conflict or
war, and no one has any right to
cause bloodshed between the
people in the north and south
of the peninsula, he said .
Cui insisted that dialogue
was the only way forward,
adding that in recent weeks and
months China has conducted
intensive diplomacy with the
relevant parties concerning
the peninsula.
Whatever the differences
and disputes relevant parties
may have, they can only be
addressed through dialogue
and negotiation rather than by
conflict or war, he added.
Mondays exercise came just
hours after the UN Security
Council met in New York, and
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson a former US ambassador to the United Nations met
with officials in Pyongyang in a
bid to diffuse tension.
CNN reported that during
Richardsons unofficial visit,

on Korean affairs at the Party

School of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of
China, warned that the possibility of conflict remains.
Though the DPRK did not
retaliate, as it had threatened
to, the two sides were still on
the verge of war, Zhang said.
There is little chance of
easing the current tension, not
to mention solving their basic
distrust.

Even if there is no response

from the DPRK now, it does
not mean that there will not be
any more attacks, he said.
It is possible that Pyongyang
is trying to avoid responding to
a well-prepared ROK. It tends
to choose a particular time and
place to fight back, the current
calmness might be just a tactic.

F
PENG YINING / CHINA DAILY

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The islands name comes

from its appearance, but in the
past 20 years the crocodiles
tail has completely disappeared, said Lin, who lives 30
minutes by boat from Xiamen
in Fujian province.
Almost a third of my island
has already gone, he said.




     

     
 
 

 

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and his only protection from

typhoons that hit every year is
a small brick shack.
COVER Yet, his biggest
STORY challenge is preventing his home
from sinking into the sea.
Official studies show that
Eyuyu or Crocodile Island
is shrinking by about 2
meters every year.



NATION.........................................................2- 4
COVER STORY................................................. 5
COMMENT ................................................... 8-9
WORLD ......................................................10-12
BUSINESS .....................................13, 14, 16, 17
LIFE.............................................................18-21
SPORTS ....................................................22-24

Wang Chenyan and agencies

contributed to this story.

Former fisherman turns castaway to save island from

disappearing into sea. Peng Yining reports from Xiamen.
or more than 20 years
Lin Beishui has lived
on a remote islet in the
Taiwan Straits like a
modern-day Robinson Crusoe.
Without any electricity or
clean drinking water on Eyuyu
Island, the 56-year-old former
fisherman has survived largely
on the food he grows. His
best friend is a battery radio

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JO YONG-HAK / REUTERS

An ROK soldier checks the barbed wire fence near the demilitarized zone separating the two
Koreas in Paju, north of Seoul, on Monday.

Pyongyang agreed to a series

of actions, including allowing
the return of UN inspectors
to nuclear facilities and to consider a proposal on setting up
a military commission and a
hotline between Seoul, Pyongyang and Washington.
In another development,
Asian stock markets were
mostly lower on Monday amid
tension on the peninsula.
Zhang Liangui, an expert

 




 


 





Preventing paradise lost

Lin Beishui stands on the shore of Eyuyu Island, a remote islet

in the Taiwan Straits. Lin has lived a solitary existence on the
island for more than 20 years.

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Protesters shout slogans during a rally denouncing the ROKs live-fire drill on Yeonpyeong Island, in Seoul on Monday.

BEIJING The Democratic

Peoples Republic of Korea
(DPRK) said that it was not
worth reacting to military
provocation by the Republic
of Korea (ROK), in a statement
from its army command referring to the hour-long live-fire
artillery drills conInside ducted by the ROK
on Yeonpyeong
Live in
Island on Monday.
peace,
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There was no
retaliation from
Pyongyang to the drills though
it vowed earlier that the situation on the Korean Peninsula
would explode if Seoul went
ahead with the exercises, similar
to those carried out last month
that led to an exchange of fire
between the two Koreas.
Following the ROK drills,
Beijing called for calm and
restraint on the peninsula,
saying no one had a right to
preach or promote conflict.
China has always believed
that peace and stability must
be maintained on the penin-

And I come to Nanjing in

that spirit.
On Tuesday morning,
Niwa will meet residents
doing their morning exercises in the citys Xuanwu
Lake Park, and deliver a
lecture at a foreign language
school, according to a schedule released by the Japanese
embassy.
Yet the ambassador will
not visit a memorial hall
dedicated to the victims of
the massacre, where thousands of people gathered last
week to mark the 73rd anniversary of the slaughter.
Though the trip is primarily business-focused, media
and analysts from China
and Japan said it would
improve ties.
Japans Kyodo News
reported on Monday that
Niwas visit shows that relations between the two countries are getting better.
According
to
Liu
Jiangyong, an expert on East
Asia studies with Tsinghua
University, Niwa avoided
visiting the memorial hall
because he did not want to
provoke the Japanese rightwing.
Niwa has limited political
influence. Yet by focusing
on trade and the economy,
Niwa is doing what he specializes in, and doing his part
in reviving bilateral ties, said
Liu.
The eastern province has
more than 7,000 firms that
have Japanese investment.

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the garbage off Crocodile Islands beaches

1,546
islands

Number islands larger than 500 square meters off Fujians coast;
a total of 1,444 are uninhabited

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islands

Number of Fujian islands that have disappeared since the 1990s

due to reclamation, soil erosion and over-exploitation

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Conservation Network

Island: Crusoe on mission

to save home from sinking


FROM PAGE 1

Crocodile Island is roughly

100 meters by 700 meters, the
equivalent of 10 soccer pitches,
and its coastline of white sandy
beaches can be covered on foot
in less than 40 minutes.
Although 5 kilometers from
the mainland, Xiamens bright
lights and skyscrapers are clearly visible from Lins shack.
However, this leafy island
paradise is slowly being
destroyed by rampant soil
erosion.
When I arrived, there were
only six banyans left. I watched
as the waves took the earth
away every day, turning the
place into a desert, said Lin,
who was recently joined on
the island by his wife.
With help from an environmental NGO, he is now
attempting to halt the erosion,
and spends about 10,000 yuan
($1,500) a year on planting
trees and cleaning up the garbage that washes ashore.
I could make more money
by fishing but I cant leave my
island, he added. People (in
my native village) laugh at me
but I dont care.
Fujians coast has 1,546
islands larger than 500 square
meters, including 1,444 that
are uninhabited. According
to official statistics, more
than 100 islets have disappeared since the 1990s due to
reclamation, soil erosion and
over-exploitation.

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Lin Beishui checks his new mangrove trees, which were planted
as part of efforts to conserve Crocodile Islands shrinking
coastline. The ex-fisherman has been on the island since 1987.

Island retreat
Lin, a quiet father-of-two
with short graying hair,
arrived on Crocodile Island
from nearby Qiongtou village
in 1987 after suddenly losing
his mother and two brothers.
It was a retreat, he explained.
I gave up fishing and stayed
there for a couple of months to
get me through that tough time.
Later, I decided to move in.
In 1990, Lin left his wife
and sons behind and rented
the island from his village (he
renewed that lease in 2000
for two more decades, paying
1,200 yuan a year).
I thought I could live a free
life and could earn a living for
me and my family by farming
on the island, he said. However, his first peanut crop was
a failure due to the salinity of
the soil.
It was not long before he
noticed his new home was
also shrinking. I felt I was losing my island after losing my
family, he recalled.

I could make more

money by fishing but I
cant leave my island.
People (in my native
village) laugh at me
but I dont care. I have
already paid dearly for
this island, so I wont
give up. If I did, all my
effort will be in vain.



Seeds of hope
The central government in
March this year introduced a
law to regulate remote islands,
stating that people who inhabitants need to register with
local authorities and apply
before carrying farming, fishing or planting.
Although the move is geared
toward protecting the fragile
environment of the countrys
islands, Lin is not in support.
The government did nothing to protect my island. I dont
have to report to anyone, he
insisted.
Over the years, he has also
resisted almost all offers of
cooperation, including a 2.2million-yuan offer from a Xiamen company that proposed

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into a tourism attraction.
They just want to make
money. They dont care the
islands future, added Lin.
The only help he has
accepted is from China Mangrove Conservation Network.
The NGO in 2008 drew up a
protection plan that involved
planting mangrove, a type of
coastal tree, to conserve the
shrinking beach line. The
organization provided free
seedlings and taught Lin how
to plant.
Lin accepts us because we
want the same thing: to protect Eyuyu Island, explained
Liu Yi, 28, director of the
China Mangrove Conservation Network. He can live on
the island alone, but its hard
for him to save the island by
himself.
Without action to slow soil
erosion, the island will disappear, warned the environment
activist, whose group has
planted more than 100,000
mangroves on its beaches.
Crocodile Island is just a
small piece of land, but for
Lins family and the lifeforms
that live there, its the whole
world, added Liu. Our world
is also an island but its too big
for people to understand that
we are losing it.
The islet used to be covered
by mangroves, but people
destroyed them for dredging
and fishing, which means the
sea can now directly sweep
away the earth.
According to the network,
90 percent of mangroves in
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caught on the islands beach.
My family complains all
the time. For many years, my
wife was too angry to come
live with me on the islet, he
said. Other villagers said I
am crazy. They call me Old
Monk for having lived alone
on an island for so long.
Wu Lina, Lins 56-year-old
wife, finally agreed to join
her husband in 2000. She
now spends her days cooking
and cleaning while Lin plants
more trees.
I dont have any other
choice, she said. Its our
home now.
Lin familys main income
comes from the 400 chickens
they keep at their island farm.
They make about 40,000 yuan
a year from the 100 or so eggs
the birds produce every day.

RESIDENT ON CROCODILE ISLAND

By the second year, Lin was

planting Casuarina seedlings,
an evergreen tree resistant
to saline, on the beaches. Of
the more than 20,000 he put
in the ground each year, only
hundreds would survive.
They grew in the spring
but slowly died in the tropical
summer heat. By October, I
was left with nothing, he said.
To make matters worse, in
1999 the island was hit by a
fierce typhoon that uprooted
more than 2,000 trees. Lin
said he burst into tears the
next morning when he saw
the aftermath, including the
tons of garbage that had been
washed ashore.
Despite the setbacks, he
remained upbeat and his
island is now covered with
trees and grass.
At least Im slowing the erosion, said Lin, who waters each
plant and tree. I have already
paid dearly for this island, so I
wont give up. If I did, all my
effort will be in vain.
As well as money, he has also
sacrificed his family life.
In past two decades, Lin has
only left the island to collect
food and water supplies, taking
his motor-powered sampan to
Qiongtou village and back in a
couple of hours. Whenever he
returns it usually resulted in an
argument with his wife.
Lin told China Daily he
spent money set aside for his
sons education to buy more
seedlings for Crocodile Island.
His eldest son, Lin Dasheng,
28, said that, since the age of 8,
he has been forced to live in
an old, borrowed house, pay-

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because of reclamation, coastal

real estate development and
pollution.
China has already reclaimed
a total of 13,380 square kilometers of offshore land and
plans to reclaim another 5,780
square kilometers over the
next decade, according to a
report by the China Institute
for Marine Affairs of State
Oceanic Administration.
The (target) number is
almost half the total area
(already reclaimed), said
Fang Qinhua, a professor at
Xiamen Universitys oceans
policy and law center. The
total amount of reclamation
has increased sharply and
some of the projects have
adversely affected the coastal
environment.
China Mangrove Conservation Network plans to
transform Lins island into
an environmental education
site. By using the shrinking
island as an example of the
ongoing global ecology crisis,
the group hopes more people
will learn the importance of
conservation.
Everyone will be shocked
when they hear that such a
beautiful island is disappearing, said network director Liu.
The island will only be saved
when more people participate
(in protecting it), especially the
(Xiamen) government.
Lin, who keeps seven dogs
to guard the island and deter
fishermen from catching crabs
and destroying his seedlings,
said he welcomes the idea of
more visitors to Crocodile
Island. He has even offered to
make a swing for tourists.
Its my island I will never
give up on saving it, he said.
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