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Hello everyone, welcome to China News. The floodwater in many parts of mainland China continues to flood. On July 31, Wuchang City, Heilongjiang Province was hit by a heavy rainstorm, which not only caused the city to be flooded, but also caused the reservoirs to flood, causing many villages in the downstream area to be flooded. Farmers suffered heavy losses. The video on the Internet shows that the street water in Wuchang City, next to the shop, was flooded. The car only showed the top of the car. Wuchang is an important main waterway in China. Local farmers told Xintang people that the floodwater in the upstream area caused the Laling River to rise, and many rice fields were flooded. He said that now is the season for rice to sprout. The influx of water has a great impact on harvest. It is estimated that the loss of each farmer is about 400,000 yuan. There is also a video on the Internet saying that Wuchang City has risen in water again. The waterway has been flooded again. Is the rice in Wuchang going to rise again this year? On July 26, the two foreign ministers of Japan and China held a meeting in Liaoquan. After the meeting, the two countries made a lot of content. The Japanese media reported that Japan's foreign minister, Yoshihide Suga, reiterated in his speech that the peace and stability of the Taiwan Strait is very important, but it was tampered with by the CCP that the Japanese side insists that the position of a China has not changed at all. There are also issues that the Japanese side has not mentioned at all, such as the limitation of semiconductor exports. But the CCP issued a statement that Japan's semiconductor export restrictions are not aimed at any particular country, and it is willing to maintain constructive communication with China and handle the content properly. According to Japan Economic News, before speaking on diplomatic etiquette and announcing the subject of the meeting, it is usually necessary to negotiate with the country first and gain understanding, but the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not contacted or coordinated with the Japanese side The Japanese Foreign Ministry has privately informed China of the lack of correctness, but has not formally protested. The report believes that the Japanese side has not formally protested, mainly because the CCP is unlikely to admit and correct the content of the conversation, and in the end it may be left in a battle of words, which is not conducive to improving Japan-China relations.