Anti-Japan protests in China

Anti-Japan protests in China

BEIJING, China - More than 40 people gather outside the Japanese Embassy in Beijing on Sept. 13, 2012, for the third straight day to protest Japan's nationalization of a group of East China Sea islands claimed by China. Japan bought three of the Senkaku Islands, known as Diaoyu in China, from their Japanese owner.

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