Support WBURSecond Day Of Anti-Japan Protests Rock ChinaPlay03:35Download AudioLouisa LimSeptember 16, 2012 ShareProtester Mu Peidong carries a homemade sign that reads: "Even if we have to kill all Japanese, we must recover the Diaoyu islands." (NPR)
Protester Mu Peidong carries a homemade sign that reads: "Even if we have to kill all Japanese, we must recover the Diaoyu islands." (NPR)