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Hong Kong (CNS) -- Retired PLA Major General Pan Zhenqiang refuted statements made by a top adviser to Japan's prime minister during a conference Sunday in Hong Kong.

Yachi Shotaro, a former senior diplomat now advising Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on foreign policy, said China will become an isolated superpower that is "much feared but not much liked."

Yachi said that China's territorial claim over the Diaoyu Islands violates international laws. Using military force and making threats will harm China's reputation across bordering regions and a broader area, he added.

Pan Zhenqiang, who is also the former director of the Institute for Strategic Studies at the National Defense University of China, said he was surprised and saddened by the statement. Yachi's words are "very rude and arrogant," he said.

Pan asked: "Does it benefit Japan to consider China an opponent? Aren't these wrong conceptions of history and values that Japan forces others to respect? Is it Japan's value of human rights that it refuses to face up to its history and to apologize for 'comfort women'?"

Yachi, who said the statement was his personal point of view, was absent from the conference. His speech was read by a former Japanese diplomatic official who said Japan's Peace Constitution is supported by the majority of the Japanese people.

The conference was held by the China Energy Fund Committee, a nonprofit, non-governmental think tank, to provide a platform for international communication.