Recently, as U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is about to visit China, the G7 group of countries has sent a strong signal to China. It is reported that the G7 took a series of actions against China at its latest meeting, which was interpreted by the outside world as a "disadvantage" for China.
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The G7 sent a strong signal to China
In the closing statement of the G7 summit, he stressed China's serious concerns about human rights, Hong Kong, Xinjiang and other issues, while also expressing support for Taiwan's international participation. This is seen as a clear statement by the G7 to take a tough stance on China and to put pressure on China.
Pro-Russian or pro-Western?
The G7 summit has also sparked speculation about a new pattern of international relations. Some analysts believe that the stance of the G7 countries on China policy will become a choice between pro-Russian and pro-Western. Against the backdrop of tensions between Russia and the West, countries will face pressure to choose sides, which will also affect their relations with China.
Blinken's visit to China escalated the game
Blinken's upcoming visit to China is seen as an important milestone in the U.S.-China relationship. At a time when the G7 is sending a strong signal, Blinken's visit will be an escalation of the game. Relations between China and the United States will be further strained, and the positions and attitudes of all parties will be clearer.
The pattern of international relations may be reshuffled
The G7 has given China a "disgrace" and a situation of choosing between pro-Russian and pro-Western is taking shape, which indicates that the pattern of international relations may undergo major changes. China will face more external pressures and challenges, and the relationship between countries will also undergo profound changes.
Blinken's upcoming visit to China has sparked heated discussions about international relations from the outside world. How will China deal with external challenges? Where will the pattern of international relations go? These questions will become the focus of attention in the future.