China's Taiwan Affairs Office under the State Council said on Thursday that any attempts to establish "two Chinas", "one China, one Taiwan" or "Taiwan independence" will fail, regarding a Taiwanese organization's name change earlier this week.

On Wednesday, the Association of East Asian Relations, a Taiwanese organization responsible for handling ties with Japan, announced its name change to Taiwan-Japan Relations Association, which Beijing regarded as an attempt to level up relationships between Taiwan and Japan.

 At a press conference on Thursday, An Fengshan, Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson, said the Foreign Ministry had already expressed disapproval and urged Japan to abide by the one-China policy and not to disturb China-Japan ties.