Boycott Movement against Japan - Boycott Movement against Japan

Japanese: 対日ボイコット運動 - たいにちボイコットうんどう

A Chinese national movement against Japan's aggressive political and economic advance, with the pretext of excluding Japanese goods. The nationwide boycott movement began with the boycott of the United States in 1905 (Guangxu 31). The boycott of Japan continued with the Second Tatsumaru Incident (Tatsumaru Incident) in 1908, the Anfeng Railway reconstruction issue in 1909, opposition to the Twenty-One Demands in 1915, and the May Fourth Movement from 1919 to 1921. After the movement demanding the return of Port Arthur and Dalian in 1923, reflecting the establishment of the Chinese Communist Party and the intensification of the labor movement, it was renamed the economic severance movement, and continued for over a dozen years, including movements related to the May 30th Incident in 1925 and 1926, those against the Shandong Expedition in 1927 and 1928, those related to the Northern Expedition and the Jinan Incident in 1928 and 1929, and economic severance movements in opposition to the Manchurian Incident and the Shanghai Incident in 1931 and 1932.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

日本の強引な政治的，経済的進出に反対する，日貨排斥を名目とする中国の民族運動。全国的規模の対外ボイコット運動は，1905年(光緒31)の対米ボイコットに始まるが，そのうち対日ボイコットは，08年の第二辰丸（たつまる）事件(辰丸事件)に関するもの以下，09年の安奉鉄道改築問題，15年の二十一ヵ条要求反対，19‐21年の五･四運動と続き，ことに1923年の旅順･大連回収要求運動以降は，中国共産党の成立，労働運動の激化等を反映して，経済絶交運動と名を改め，1925,26年の五･三〇事件に関連する運動，1927,28年の山東出兵反対，1928,29年の北伐，済南事件に関するもの，1931,32年の満州事変，上海事変に反対する経済絶交運動など十数回におよんだ。

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