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A | TOKYO -- Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Monday he is preparing to take bold economic measures, including an income tax cut for households hit by inflation and tax breaks for companies to promote investment, in what's seen as a move to lift his dwindling public support.In his speech to start a new Parliamentary session, Kishida said it was time to shift from an economy of low cost, low wages and cost-cutting to one backed by growth led by sustainable wage hikes and active investment.“I'm determined to take unprecedentedly bold measures,” Kishida said, pledging an intensive effort to achieve stronger supply capability in about three years. “I will put more emphasis on the economy than on anything else.”He said he is determined to help people ride out the impact of soaring prices for food, utilities and other costs that have exceeded their salary increases, by implementing income tax cuts. He also pledged to introduce corporate tax incentives to promote wage increases, investment and optimization. Previously, Kishida had been considered reluctant to cut taxes because his government must find the funds to double Japan's defense budget within five years as planned while also trying to counter the impact of Japan’s low birth rate and rapidly declining population.Kishida's pledge on tax breaks has been criticized by opposition leaders as a vote-buying attempt because the proposals surfaced just before two by-elections held on Sunday that were seen as a litmus test for potential snap elections. His Liberal Democratic Party secured a parliamentary seat representing Nagasaki in Sunday's vote but lost in a combined district in Kochi and Tokushima to a candidate backed by the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan. “The results clearly show that many voters are dissatisfied by the government's delayed economic measures to tackle rising prices," said Jun Azumi, a senior CDPJ lawmaker. Kishida told reporters that he takes the results seriously and that he will tackle important policies one by one. “Now is the time for me to focus on that, and I'm not thinking about anything else,” Kishida said, denying that his tax cut proposal was related to elections.The tax cuts would be part of a new economic stimulus package he plans to announce by the end of the month. On the diplomatic front, Kishida in his speech reiterated the need to strengthen Japan’s military, given conflicts that are underway elsewhere, such as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the war between Israel and Gaza's militant Hamas rulers. Kishida also urged China to immediately lift its ban on Japanese seafood imports imposed in August when the tsunami-wrecked Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant started releasing the treated radioactive wastewater into the sea. The government is working to find new markets for the Japanese fishing industry that are less reliant on China, Kishida said.。
B | 中新社厦门8月23日电 (吴冠标)第25届“汉语桥”世界大学生中文比赛全球总决赛23日在厦门举行，德国选手黎维获全球总冠军。 本届比赛暨夏令营共吸引来自全球139个国家和地区的157名选手参赛，131名观摩团成员参与比赛互动。 经过“过桥积分赛”、晋级赛、半决赛层层选拔，越南选手黎文大、多哥选手王佳忆、德国选手黎维、美国选手马恩利、澳大利亚选手马凯脱颖而出，站上全球总决赛舞台。 总决赛共设五轮比拼，涵盖知识问答、脱口秀、才艺展示、主题辩论等环节，最后一轮由现场总分最高的两名选手通过20道题目快速对决，决出总冠军。 8月23日，第25届“汉语桥”世界大学生中文比赛全球总决赛在厦门举行。
C | 吴冠标摄 夺冠后，学习中文5年的黎维表示，赛前曾陷入中文学习瓶颈，“明知道有很多可提升的部分，却不知道该怎么学下去”。他表示，在“汉语桥”的旅行、体验、学习、竞技中得到很多积极反馈，有了很大的突破，来华留学、留华发展是他的未来目标。 赛事期间，选手们还先后走进北京、福州、漳州、厦门等地，在语言竞技和文化研学中感受中华文化与中国发展活力。 今年恰逢“汉语桥”创办25周年。25年来，赛事已吸引全球160多个国家的180多万名中文爱好者参与，成为世界青年学习中文、了解中国、增进友谊的重要平台。
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