Why did Abe in Japan divorce his wife?

Japanese media: Japan's first lady is under house arrest, and Abe will divorce his wife to protect himself. "The first lady of Japan will drown her sorrows in wine, and Abe will protect herself by divorcing her wife." According to Japanese media reports, the country's prime minister and his wife have substantially separated, and there is public opinion that Abe is considering divorce, and separation is to prepare for divorce.

"Japan's first lady drinks to drown her sorrows, while Shinzo Abe protects herself by divorcing his wife." According to Japanese media reports, the prime minister and his wife have been separated in substance, and there is public opinion that Shinzo Abe is considering divorce, and the separation is to prepare for divorce.

Japan's Modern Weekly reported on June 5438+09 that the country's first lady, Akie Abe, has been "under house arrest" in an upscale hotel near Shimonoseki, and has almost cut off contact with others except the hotel staff who deliver meals every day. Besides three meals, Abe Zhao Hui orders a lot of red wine every day. "The two things that are inseparable every day are red wine and mobile phones." At the same time, Shinzo Abe himself lives in the Prime Minister's residence, which he once thought was haunted. He didn't go home for several days, and the husband and wife entered a state of substantial separation. There is public opinion that Abe is considering the issue of divorcing his wife, which will be his last resort to maintain political power.

Wen Chun reported that a source in the Prime Minister's official residence revealed that after the scandal of Senyou Academy broke out, the first lady's voice was getting louder and louder, and some even speculated that the Prime Minister's mother, Akie Abe, agreed to the separation of her son and daughter-in-law. 90-year-old Yoko Abe, known as Japan's "godmother in politics", has been living with Abe for 30 years. In an exclusive interview with Japanese Literature Spring and Autumn Annals, Yoko Abe expressed her dissatisfaction with her daughter-in-law and thought that she was too "active" outside. "My dog was originally brought back from outside by Zhao Hui, but she likes to' move' outside and is often away from home, so the dog always plays with me." When Zhao Hui comes home early, I will send the dog to her room. As a result, every time the dog played with her, he came back in less than half an hour. "Yoko Abe said, the subtext is that even the dog at home is not very close to Zhao Hui. At the same time, the Prime Minister's mother had high expectations for her son, and even called him "the son of fate"-a "great man from heaven" who would overcome all difficulties, stick to the throne of the Prime Minister and eventually change the whole country. The report also pointed out that Abe has great respect for his mother, so many people speculate that the mother's dissatisfaction with her daughter-in-law may affect Abe's decision.

However, there are also Japanese media who disagree with the above views. "Daily News" reported on June 5438+05 that Abe Zhaohui received a threatening letter asking her to attend the parliamentary inquiry as a witness. According to the report, in order to protect his wife from outside attacks or interference, Abe arranged for her to live in a high-end hotel.

There used to be such a buzzword on the Japanese Internet: "Falling in love with someone is like having both weakness and armor." During Abe's first election campaign and as prime minister, Akio Abe was undoubtedly her husband's "armor": helping her husband win votes and conducting first lady diplomacy around the world ... Now, Akio Abe has become Abe's "soft rib" and even the death of the entire Abe regime. For this incident, some netizens commented: If Abe can't even protect his wife, who can expect him to protect a country?