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一个中国记者的中日历史教育采访手记 A China reporters in the interview notes on the history of Education [Abstract] : the Lost History: China and Japan，z (Missing Histories: China and Japan) is a radio documentary series BBC World Service will be launched in early February 2014, concern on historical issues between the two countries the research and education of the younger generation on the history and reality of cognition. The documentary consists of two episodes, 60 minutes each, recorded in China and Japan respectively. The program consists of two journalists from BBC China and Japan joint interview records, from Tokyo, Yokohama to Beijing, Nanjing, Shanghai, the dialogue between the two countries historians, politicians, media representatives, and witnesses and survivors of war. The following text is a review of the interview process by Chinese journslist Liu Haining (Haining Liu). In November 23, 2013, the Chinese government formally announced the establishment of the East China Sea Air Defense Identification Zone, which has strong regional and international forces, including Japan and the United states? On the same day, our documentary team started off for Japan and China and began a two week interview to record the trip. First stop, Tokyo, japan? On the first day in the street interviews, asked about the first impression Chinese when interviewed Japanese people repeatedly referred to the island dispute and air identification zone, ambition is a lot of ordinary Japanese young people used to describe the China preferred vocabulary. In December 17th, Andouble announced the new cabinet of Japan? s national security strategy and defense plan, military spending increased to 24 trillion and 970 billion yen, ineluding the establishment of the target to recapture the Islands forces to expand its military action, Chinese apparently became the power to compete against the enemy. At this point, I am in China, and the interview on the history of China and Japan has just finished one week