Come and have a look, Beijing says as aircraft carrier skirts Japan
The Soviet-built Liaoning also passes close to Taiwan before sailing to a base in Hainan
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Beijing
IF people want to come and look at China's first aircraft carrier, they are very welcome, the defence ministry said on Thursday, brushing off encounters with the Japanese military as the carrier passed close to Japan this week.
The Soviet-built Liaoning, accompanied by several warships, this week travelled through the passage between the Japanese islands of Miyako and Okinawa and into the Pacific for what China has described as a routine exercise.
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