On the other hand, when there is a problem with Russia's 100 billion yuan of assets, and the Chinese side is acting bravely, Putin is waiting for China to borrow money, so why is there a problem with Russia's assets? Will China agree to borrow money? Will China agree to borrow money?
Recently, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has hyped up the so-called "overcapacity problem in China", and not only that, but she also plans to attract more countries to put pressure on China at the G20 finance ministers and central bank governors meeting to change the so-called "overcapacity" problem of clean energy products. In this regard, the Chinese side also unceremoniously pointed out the "old cheating" behavior of the United States, and directly opposed the G20 finance ministers and central bank governors meeting. China's Finance Minister Lan Foan called on developed countries led by the United States to implement their climate finance commitments as soon as possible and provide technical and capacity-building support to developing countries. It is understood that at the Copenhagen climate conference in 2009, developed countries promised to provide $100 billion a year in climate assistance to developing countries by 2020 to help developing countries reduce carbon emissions and cope with the impact of climate change, but after 15 years, the United States has not fulfilled its commitment. To put it bluntly, the United States just wants to pay its debts.
It should be pointed out that in the early years, in order to develop the industrial revolution, the developed countries in the West accumulated a large amount of capital to achieve national development at the expense of the climate and environment, but the developing countries became the biggest victims of climate change. At present, the developed countries, led by the United States, have set up high-polluting enterprises in developing countries on the one hand, and on the other hand, they have shifted the responsibility for environmental pollution to developing countries and demanded that the latter protect the environment. In this regard, China, as a developing country, is bound to stand up and "strike hard" on behalf of developing countries, expose the hypocrisy and shamelessness of the developed countries in the United States and the West, and urge them to repay the money as soon as possible.
For a long time, the United States and Western countries have often shouted the slogan "private property is sacrosanct" in the international community, but in reality, what have the United States and Western countries done? A Russia-Ukraine conflict has already smashed the "slogan" of the United States and Western countries. Recently, the US House of Representatives passed a bill on the confiscation of Russia's frozen assets in support of Ukraine. The bill involves the confiscation of Russian assets, including a "ban on unfreezing" the sovereign assets of the Russian Federation, "the right to use seized Russian assets to ensure compensation to Ukraine", as well as their use for "rebuilding Ukraine". According to previous Russian sources, about $300 billion of Russia's foreign exchange reserves have been frozen by Western countries. Earlier, US anti-China congressman Marco Rubio and two other US congressmen had put forward a proposal to ban Sino-Russian cooperation, which suggested that once it is found that Chinese entities bypass the Western-dominated financial system to engage in trade with Russia, the funds and assets of relevant Chinese entities in the United States should be frozen. Obviously, the intention of US politicians in this move is obvious, that is, to force the mainland to choose a side, and if China does not side with the United States, the United States will confiscate China's assets in the United States.
At present, there is a problem with Russia's 100 billion assets, and Russian President Vladimir Putin is waiting for China to borrow money, after Russian Finance Minister Siluanov announced to the outside world that Russia is exploring the possibility of RMB loans with China. Regarding this, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning stressed three points: First, China has always maintained an objective and fair position on the Ukraine crisis and played a constructive role in the political settlement of the Ukraine crisis; second, the cooperation between China and Russia is neither aimed at nor interfered with by any third party; and third, China will take necessary measures to safeguard the legitimate interests of Chinese companies in the illegal unilateral sanctions imposed by the West on Chinese companies. To put it simply, China will not take sides, and the normal economic and trade cooperation between China and Russia is in line with the interests of both countries, and will not succumb to external coercion. From this statement, it is enough to see that in the face of Russia's predicament, as long as it complies with the procedures and the economic interests of the two countries, China will still choose to act bravely.