Is China-Australia relations about to warm up? Within 24 hours, the Australian Prime Minister personally called out to China, hoping to restore relations
Is China-Australia relations about to warm up? Within 24 hours, the Australian Prime Minister personally called out to China, hoping to restore relations. During the administration of former Australian Prime Minister Morrison, Australia followed the footsteps of the United States and did a lot of things to harm China, which directly led to China-Australia relations falling into a freezing point. In order to implement countermeasures, China decisively adopted a series of sanctions to ban the import of some Australian goods, among which coal, which is the pillar of Australia's exports, has become one of the sanctioned commodities. After Morrison stepped down, the Australian and New Zealand government attached great importance to China-Australia relations, and Australian Prime Minister Albanese repeatedly called out China, hoping to promote China-Australia relations back on track.
The Australian Prime Minister personally called out China and hoped to restore relations
As Australia's largest exporter, China is, in a sense, the biggest "patron" of Australia's economic development. However, under the demagoguery and lure of the United States, Australia gradually embarked on the road of no return against China, and when China-Australia trade continued to achieve breakthroughs, Australia chose to self-destruct its future and openly provoked China, which eventually led to an irreparable rift in China-Australia relations.
It can be said that Australia will unreservedly choose to follow the anti-China policy and containment measures formulated by the United States, but under China's countermeasures, Australia eventually suffered a lot. After losing the Chinese market, the Australian people repeatedly shouted to the Australian government to restore relations with China, and finally Australia put down its posture and took the initiative to shout that China hoped to resolve differences.
Is China-Australia relations about to warm up?
After China's epidemic policy was liberalized, some countries set up cards for Chinese people, increased epidemic prevention measures, and required Chinese inbound passengers to provide nucleic acid certificates and isolation tests. In order to promote the process of friendship with China, Australia has rarely abandoned the targeted epidemic prevention policies of the United States and Europe and other countries, and made it clear that Australia will not change the entry requirements for Chinese tourists and will not add additional restrictions.
At the G20 summit, during the meeting between the leaders of China and Australia, the direction of bilateral relations was pointed out, and high-level Australian figures frequently showed favor to China, believing that the establishment of communication channels is particularly important for restoring China-Australia relations, hoping to strengthen China-Australia relations.
It is worth mentioning that Australia's agriculture and mining are developing rapidly, and the export of these commodities is very dependent on the Chinese market, and the Chinese market is undoubtedly Australia's most ideal trade choice based on geographical factors and population consumption factors. In addition, Australian Foreign Minister Huang Yingxian also visited China. It can be seen that Australia attaches great importance to the restoration of relations with China, and some people believe that China-Australia relations are warming up, and in order to further promote the development of bilateral relations, high-level dialogue will become particularly important.
