There is such a small country in Europe, Lithuania, over the past few decades, they have established diplomatic relations with China, and the two sides have carried out extensive cooperation in the fields of economy, culture, education, etc. China has helped Lithuania in its development and brought tangible benefits to Lithuania. However, since the incumbent President of Lithuania, Nauseda, took office and blindly went along with the West's strategy of containing China, the relationship between the two countries has begun to decline.
The most crucial point is that Lithuania's position on the Taiwan issue is very wrong. They not only allowed the Taiwan authorities to set up a "Taiwan representative office in Lithuania," but also sent a "delegation to Taiwan" to congratulate Lai Ching-te as soon as he won the election.
However, in addition to Lithuania, a recent report has also attracted widespread attention, and some people even said after reading it, is a second Lithuania going to appear? What is going on behind the scenes?
As everyone knows, Hsiao Mei-qin, a notorious "Taiwan independence" element, recently embarked on a "visit" to Europe. In addition to meeting with the chairmen of the foreign affairs committees of the three Baltic countries, the four of them made a gesture of "clapping their palms and cheering" and emphasizing that they "will unite in the struggle for each other's freedom", she also went to the Czech Republic. And Xiao Meiqin went, and the Czech side suddenly launched a targeted hype action against Chinese mainland.
According to foreign media disclosures, the Czech media "Info" recently claimed that Xiao Meiqin visited the Czech Republic in mid-March, and after arriving at Prague Airport, she was "followed" by the military attache of the Chinese Embassy in Prague, and ran a red light near the Hilton Hotel where Xiao Meiqin stayed in order to keep up with the convoy, "almost causing a traffic accident." Subsequently, the Czech side quickly summoned the Chinese ambassador and once threatened that "this matter is not over." There was also some strong rhetoric that the military attache might be considered for "persona non grata," that is, the protection of diplomatic immunity would be removed. Diplomatically, the Czech Republic is signaling that it may want to "expel China". In addition, some Czech parliamentarians, who were already ill-intentioned, openly declared that this was a scandal, "I think it is unacceptable for a Chinese with diplomatic status to endanger the safety of our local traffic and the safety of our distinguished guests." ”
In fact, so far, the Czech side has not been able to produce conclusive evidence to support their accusations, and besides, they have already made mistakes in accepting Xiao Meiqin, a person who has long been "characterized" by Chinese mainland. Now there are some inexplicable tracking scenes, which is really boring. What kind of careful thinking the Czech Republic is behind this, a discerning person can actually see it at a glance.
It is worth mentioning that when the above news was transmitted back to the island, it quickly aroused heated discussions. It has been learned that Wu Siyao, secretary general of the DPP's "Legislative Yuan" caucus, openly declared that this incident is not a trivial matter and is by no means a single incident, calling on Chinese mainland to "stop this bad act of diplomatic wolf warriors" and to "condemn" the "evil acts" against Chinese mainland in the future. In addition, DPP representative Xu Zhijie shouted that if the report is true, Chinese mainland is really too arrogant, and called on European countries to resist this "bad act" and expel mainland officials.
Under the singing and harmony between the Czech Republic and the DPP, the image of the mainland seems to have become a "flood beast", but we will put aside the DPP for the time being, and the Czech Republic's approach is certainly disappointing. You must know that Sino-Czech relations were once in a friendly situation, but with the Czech Republic joining NATO in 1999, it officially became a member of the European Union in 2004. This situation has changed, and one of the more famous is the "5G network security closed-door meeting" for China. And now the Czech Republic has begun to stir up trouble on the Taiwan issue, and there are obvious signs that it will become a second Lithuania. However, under the general trend of cross-strait reunification, the United States cannot stop it, and the Czech Republic is even more impossible.