读卖新闻披露：高市早苗曾拟驱逐中国驻大阪总领事薛剑，中方警告加倍反制后搁置
日本《读卖新闻》2026年11月8日报道，日本政府消息人士透露，首相高市早苗去年11月曾指示向中方传话，拟把中国驻大阪总领事薛剑列为「不受欢迎的人」并考虑驱逐；中国外交部官员当面警告日方「日本赶走一个，中方就驱逐两个」后，高市早苗决定搁置这一计划。该报道是读卖新闻在高市早苗「台湾有事」国会答辩一周年之际推出的日中关系系列报道之一。
事件起于2025年11月7日，高市早苗在国会答辩中把台海局势与日本行使集体自卫权相联系，引发中方强烈反对。薛剑随后在社交媒体上以日语发帖，称对声言介入者要「斩下那颗肮脏的头」，帖子其后删除，但在日本国内引发争议，执政党内出现要求驱逐薛剑的呼声。
据读卖新闻报道，答辩约一周后，高市早苗召集官房长官木原稔与外务省官员开会，指示向中方传达：若薛剑不提前回国，日方将考虑把他列为不受欢迎的人、予以驱逐。日本外务省亚洲大洋洲局局长金井正彰随后在北京向中国外交部亚洲司司长刘劲松传达这一考虑时，刘劲松点名一名日本驻华总领事并表示，日方驱逐一人，中方将驱逐两人。
报道称，日方原先设想的收场方式是双方各驱逐一名外交官、代价相近；中方「加倍奉还」的警告超出这一设想，高市早苗担心报复升级使双边关系进一步恶化，最终决定搁置驱逐计划。截至发稿，日本政府与中国外交部均未就读卖新闻的这一披露公开置评。（来源：读卖新闻）
Yomiuri: Takaichi Shelved Plan to Expel Chinese Consul General Xue Jian After Beijing Warned of Double Retaliation
Japan's Yomiuri Shimbun reported on November 8, 2026, citing Japanese government sources, that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi had instructed officials last November to tell Beijing that Japan was considering declaring Chinese Consul General in Osaka Xue Jian persona non grata and expelling him, and that she shelved the plan after a Chinese Foreign Ministry official warned Japan face-to-face that 'if Japan expels one, China will expel two.' The report is part of a Yomiuri series on Japan-China relations one year after Takaichi's Diet remarks on a Taiwan contingency.
The dispute began on November 7, 2025, when Takaichi linked a Taiwan contingency to Japan's exercise of collective self-defense in Diet testimony, drawing strong opposition from China. Xue Jian then posted in Japanese on social media that he would 'cut off that dirty head' of anyone claiming Japan would intervene. The post was later deleted but sparked controversy in Japan, with voices in the ruling party calling for Xue's expulsion.
According to the Yomiuri, about a week after the testimony Takaichi met Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara and Foreign Ministry officials and instructed them to convey that, unless Xue returned home early, Japan would consider declaring him persona non grata and expelling him. When Masaaki Kanai, director general of the Foreign Ministry's Asian and Oceanian Affairs Bureau, conveyed this in Beijing to Liu Jinsong, director general of the Chinese Foreign Ministry's Department of Asian Affairs, Liu named a Japanese consul general in China and said that if Japan expelled one, China would expel two.
The paper said Tokyo had envisioned a settlement in which each side expelled one diplomat at a similar cost. Beijing's warning of double retaliation went beyond that scenario, and Takaichi, fearing an escalation of reprisals would further damage bilateral relations, decided to shelve the expulsion plan. Neither the Japanese government nor China's Foreign Ministry had publicly commented on the Yomiuri disclosure as of publication. (Source: The Yomiuri Shimbun)
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