The protesters repeated their demands for a boycott of Japanese goods, to block Japan from obtaining a seat on the , and for Japan to change textbooks which they say whitewash Japan's war atrocities. Chinese protests against the publication of a Japanese government textbook continued for a second day in China, (Sunday) as an estimated three thousand protesters marched on the Japanese consulate in  . Thousands of protesters also marched in  , throwing objects at Japanese businesses.
The protesters repeated their demands for a boycott of Japanese goods, to block Japan from obtaining a seat on the , and for Japan to change textbooks which they say whitewash Japan's war atrocities. Chinese protests against the publication of a Japanese government textbook continued for a second day in China, (Sunday) as an estimated three thousand protesters marched on the Japanese consulate in Guangzhou . Thousands of protesters also marched in Shenzhen , throwing objects at Japanese businesses.
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