Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Chinese Premier Li Qiang did not exchange words during the Group of 20 summit in South Africa this weekend, as the two nations remain divided over Takaichi's comments on a hypothetical Chinese attack on Taiwan.In a fresh warning from Beijing, Foreign Minister Wang Yi was quoted Sunday by his ministry as saying the current Japanese leader had openly sent a wrong signal by attempting to intervene militarily in the Taiwan question, crossing a red line that should not have been touched.After attending the two-day summit in her G20 debut, Takaichi told …READ FULL ARTICLE