With any luck, January 2013 will be seen as a historic low point in Sino-Japanese relations. In that month, as Tokyo and Beijing engaged in a standoff over islands in the East China Sea, Chinese ships locked fire-control radars first onto a Japanese helicopter and later onto a destroyer. It was the...
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