[Epoch Times, July 04, 2021](Epoch Times reporter Li Jing comprehensive report) Recently, Sino-US diplomatic relations have gradually deteriorated. When the Chinese Communist Party’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Yi was asked by reporters a few days ago, “Will there be contact between the top Chinese and American leaders this year?”, his response was interesting.
On July 3, at the 9th World Peace Forum held at Tsinghua University, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi attended the opening ceremony of the forum and delivered a keynote speech.
First, Wang Yi emphasized Xi Jinping’s speech during the Communist Party’s celebration, saying that the CCP “does not seek hegemony, expansion, or sphere of influence.”
After explaining how the CCP “promotes world peace”, Wang Yi changed his mind and began to criticize issues such as Japan’s Fukushima nuclear waste water issue and the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
After delivering his speech at the opening ceremony, when Wang Yi walked out of the venue, a reporter from Shenzhen Satellite TV asked: “Will there be contact between the top Chinese and American leaders this year?” Wang Yilue paused and said, “It depends on the sincerity of the United States!”
On June 17, US National Security Adviser Sullivan revealed that the White House may consider arranging a meeting between Biden and Xi Jinping. Outsiders believe that the G20 summit in Italy in October may be an option. But Sullivan said he did not make a final decision.
The U.S. State Department stated that even the discussion and meeting did not mark any breakthrough in the relationship between the United States and China. Later, it was reported that US Secretary of State Blincoln might meet with the Chinese Communist Party’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs refused to disclose the news, while the US State Department denied it.
Current affairs commentator Yang Wei said in an article that Xi Jinping’s meeting with Biden, or Blincol’s meeting with Yang Jiechi/Wang Yi, has no more details now, and it should be mainly caused by the CCP itself. The CCP completely destroyed the “Apple Daily” in Hong Kong. The original intention should be some kind of strong response to the G7 summit and the US-Europe summit, or some kind of venting of the CCP’s anger, deliberately provoking Western countries, thinking that the governments of various democratic countries may There is no alternative to the CCP. In the final analysis, the top CCP once again messed up another opportunity for the relaxation of Sino-US relations.
In addition, after the Financial Times released the news on June 23 that the United States and China were discussing the possibility of a meeting between U.S. Secretary of State Blincoln and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during the G20 meeting next week, The US State Department immediately made it clear that Brinken had no plans to meet with Wang Yi during the G20 foreign ministers’ meeting, and Brinken had already set off for Europe on June 22.
On June 29, G20 foreign ministers held a face-to-face meeting in Italy for the first time in two years. The G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting is one of the few occasions where the CCP can participate in international meetings. The CCP’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi did not go there in person. He only attended the meeting via video, highlighting the dilemma of CCP’s diplomacy.
Yang Wei believes that Wang Yi may undoubtedly face greater embarrassment at this G20 foreign ministers’ meeting, so he had to participate in the meeting via video to prevent face-to-face embarrassment. The CCP has once again brought trouble to Hong Kong, continues to provoke in the Taiwan Strait, and refuses to acknowledge human rights issues such as the persecution of Uyghurs in Xinjiang. At present, it continues to throw away the source of the virus, denies concealing the epidemic, and engages in vaccine diplomacy. Opposing and criticizing, Wang Yi simply didn’t go to the meeting place, so as not to set fire to his body.
On July 1, Xi Jinping talked about “external forces” many times in his speech on the centennial of the founding of the Communist Party of China. The outside world referred to it as the Chinese Communist Party setting the United States as an imaginary enemy.
Xi Jinping threatened, “Never allow any foreign forces to bully, oppress, or enslaves” and “whoever wants to do this will surely face a bloodshed in front of the Great Wall of Steel built by more than 1.4 billion Chinese people.”
In response, US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo (Gina Raimondo), in an interview with CNBC’s “Closing Bell” (Closing Bell) program, denounced Xi Jinping’s speech as bluff (Buster) and rhetoric (rhetoric).
When asked about the CCP’s abuse of human rights, Raimundo said that the United States will continue to cooperate with its allies and jointly “stand up” against the CCP.
“It is not only the United States, but also allies that firmly believe in democracy and share common values to put sufficient pressure on them to prevent these obvious, unjust and inhumane behaviors.” Raimundo said.
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