Chinese President Xi Jinping has expressed strong determination towards the unification of Taiwan in his recent address. He stresses that peaceful reunification is in the best interest of the Chinese nation, hinting at the further hardening of Beijing's stance towards cross-strait issues. The timing of his comments is important, considering current geopolitical tensions in Asia.

This kind of news is taken seriously in Japan due to the country's complicated history and diplomatic relations with both China and Taiwan. The potential impact on regional stability is of great concern to many Japanese citizens and policymakers. Japan, having its own territorial disputes with China, closely watches these developments as they may set precedents.

In the US or EU, issues of reunification and territorial claims often face divisive opinions, and these issues are generally settled by negotiations and international law. However, such news can also raise concerns about the balance of power and stability in the regional context, similar to Japan's worries.