Anchor: Back in January, the Japanese Health Ministry found traces of poison inside frozen dumplings imported from China. At least 10 Japanese had become sick afte Anchor:
新闻主播：回到今年元月，日本卫生部在从中国进口的冷冻水饺中发现有毒物质，至少有十位日本人在食用后生病。

At the time, Chinese officials said that Japan was too hasty in blaming China for the contamination, and that Japan's complaints put a strain on Sino-Japanese relations.
在那时侯，中国官员说日本太匆促将有毒物质归咎中国，日本的控诉使得中日关系紧绷。

But last week, Chinese officials admitted for the first time that there was poison in the exported dumplings—and that they may have been deliberately laced—according to a Japan Broadcasting Corporation report. 但根据一家日本广播公司报导，上周中国官员首次承认，在出口的水饺中有毒，而且可能是故意加进去的。

Traces of an organic phosphorous insecticide, banned in Japan but not in China, were found in a sampling of dumplings made by Tianyang Food Processing in Hebei Province. 在由河北天洋食品公司所制造的水饺样品中，发现有机磷杀虫剂，这种杀虫剂在日本是被禁用的，但在中国则没有。

In July, the Japanese government was accused by the media of ignoring safety concerns because it avoided—at Beijing’s request—disclosing that people in China were also poisoned by the same product from the same company. 七月份日本政府被媒体控诉：在北京的要求下忽略安全考量，因为日政府避免公布：中国人民也因为来自同一家公司的相同产品而中毒。

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