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Author: Wang Zhonghui
2020-08-08 03:32
Last update date: 2020-08-08 03:33The US government launched two measures against China on August 7. Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of Beijing's state media Global Times, believes that President Donald Trump's team deliberately "picked the bones in the egg" in order to win the election and called on Beijing. The government must remain rational.
Hu Xijin said that the United States announced sanctions against 11 Hong Kong and mainland Chinese officials including Carrie Lam and Luo Huining. This is a very shameless long-arm jurisdiction and naked interference in China's internal affairs. He believes that for Carrie Lam and other senior officials of the Hong Kong government, they have already known the risks from the United States.
He described the measures taken by the United States to suppress China twice in one day as "too crazy", saying that Washington has mixed election performances with hostile sentiments and exploded. "When has the world seen such a nonsensical game of great powers?", but thinks China should It must be countered when countering, but it cannot be "played with" every time, which means that Beijing cannot "go crazy" together because of the actions of the United States.
Hu Xijin pointed out that the Trump team is deliberately finding fault with China, deliberately raising tensions between China and the United States, and the goal is to win re-election. The U.S. is becoming crazy, and China has remained rational
Trump signed an executive order on the 6th, stipulating that any individual or entity under the jurisdiction of the United States 45 days later shall not have any transactions with the parent company of TikTok, the international version of TikTok, and also prohibit WeChat-related transactions with Tencent. Any transaction. The U.S. Treasury Department also announced on August 7 that in response to the Chinese government’s implementation of the "Hong Kong version of the National Security Act," it would sanction 11 senior Chinese and Hong Kong officials including Chief Executive Carrie Lam.
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