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. 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. Protesters burned Japanese flags while singing and shouting anti-Japanese slogans. They also carried anti-Japanese signs along with Chinese flags. Chinese view the textbook as "whitewashing" the events and actions of Japan to cast them in a more positive light.
The protesters repeated their demands for a boycott of Japanese goods, to block Japan from obtaining a seat on the U.N. Security Council , 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. The protesters repeated their demands for a boycott of Japanese goods, to block Japan from obtaining a seat on the U.N. Security Council , and for Japan to change textbooks which they say whitewash Japan's war atrocities. Protesters burned Japanese flags while singing and shouting anti-Japanese slogans. They also carried anti-Japanese signs along with Chinese flags. Chinese view the textbook as "whitewashing" the events and actions of Japan to cast them in a more positive light.
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