China says one step forwards, two steps back no good for Japan tiesBEIJING (Reuters) - China s foreign minister on Thursday said that ties with Japan should not take two steps back for every step forward, after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made a rare appearance at an anniversary event for the normalization of diplomatic relations. Speaking on the eve of the 45th anniversary of the resumption of ties between Beijing and Tokyo, Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Japan s ambassador to China, Yutaka Yokoi, that he hoped for greater improvement in relations.  We hope that the Japanese government can pursue a more positive policy towards China... and not take one step back for each step forward, even two steps back for each step forward,  Wang said, according to a statement released on the ministry website on Friday. Relations have been complicated for decades by the legacy of Japan s wartime aggression, as well as by a festering territorial dispute in the East China Sea. Abe on Thursday evening made an appearance at a Chinese embassy event in Tokyo that jointly celebrated the anniversary as well as China s Oct 1 National Day. Wang called the appearance  good news  and added:  We hope for more good news in China-Japan relations and not for bad news to follow shortly after good news.  Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and Abe also exchanged congratulatory messages on Friday, in which Li said that the two countries should  properly manage and control their contradictions and differences , China s official Xinhua news agency reported.  Japan s cabinet on Thursday announced Oct. 22 as the date of a snap election where Abe, a conservative who returned to power in 2012, hopes a recent boost in voter support will help his Liberal Democratic Party-led coalition maintain a simple majority. It now holds a two-thirds  super  majority. worldnews
china says one step forwards two steps back good japan tiesbeijing reuters china foreign minister thursday said ties japan take two steps back every step forward japanese prime minister shine abe made rare appearance anniversary event normalization diplomatic relations speaking eve anniversary resumption ties beijing tokyo foreign minister wang yi told japan ambassador china yaka yoon hoped greater improvement relations we hope japanese government pursue positive policy towards china take one step back step forward even two steps back step forward wang said according statement released ministry website friday relations complicated decades legacy japan wartime aggression well fostering territorial dispute east china sea abe thursday evening made appearance chinese embassy event tokyo jointly celebrated anniversary well china oct national day wang called appearance good news added we hope good news relations bad news follow shortly good news chinese premier li keqiang abe also exchanged congratulatory messages friday li said two countries properly manage control contradictions differences china official lingua news agency reported japan cabinet thursday announced date snap election abe conservative returned power hopes recent boost voter support help liberal democratic coalition maintain simple majority it holds super majority worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: China says one step forwards, two steps back no good for Japan tiesBEIJING (Reuters) - China s foreign minister on Thursday said that ties with Japan should not take two steps back for every step forward, after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made a rare appearance at an anniversary event for the normalization of diplomatic relations. Speaking on the eve of the 45th anniversary of the resumption of ties between Beijing and Tokyo, Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Japan s ambassador to China, Yutaka Yokoi, that he hoped for greater improvement in relations.  We hope that the Japanese government can pursue a more positive policy towards China... and not take one step back for each step forward, even two steps back for each step forward,  Wang said, according to a statement released on the ministry website on Friday. Relations have been complicated for decades by the legacy of Japan s wartime aggression, as well as by a festering territorial dispute in the East China Sea. Abe on Thursday evening made an appearance at a Chinese embassy event in Tokyo that jointly celebrated the anniversary as well as China s Oct 1 National Day. Wang called the appearance  good news  and added:  We hope for more good news in China-Japan relations and not for bad news to follow shortly after good news.  Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and Abe also exchanged congratulatory messages on Friday, in which Li said that the two countries should  properly manage and control their contradictions and differences , China s official Xinhua news agency reported.  Japan s cabinet on Thursday announced Oct. 22 as the date of a snap election where Abe, a conservative who returned to power in 2012, hopes a recent boost in voter support will help his Liberal Democratic Party-led coalition maintain a simple majority. It now holds a two-thirds  super  majority. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: china says one step forwards two steps back good japan tiesbeijing reuters china foreign minister thursday said ties japan take two steps back every step forward japanese prime minister shine abe made rare appearance anniversary event normalization diplomatic relations speaking eve anniversary resumption ties beijing tokyo foreign minister wang yi told japan ambassador china yaka yoon hoped greater improvement relations we hope japanese government pursue positive policy towards china take one step back step forward even two steps back step forward wang said according statement released ministry website friday relations complicated decades legacy japan wartime aggression well fostering territorial dispute east china sea abe thursday evening made appearance chinese embassy event tokyo jointly celebrated anniversary well china oct national day wang called appearance good news added we hope good news relations bad news follow shortly good news chinese premier li keqiang abe also exchanged congratulatory messages friday li said two countries properly manage control contradictions differences china official lingua news agency reported japan cabinet thursday announced date snap election abe conservative returned power hopes recent boost voter support help liberal democratic coalition maintain simple majority it holds super majority worldnews