It was only a few days after US Secretary of State Antony Blinken concluded his visit to China that he could not wait to turn around and attack China again, and he attacked twice in succession, the first of which was the old hype of the so-called "China's aid to Russia" argument, in an attempt to prevent China from providing Russia with dual-use products and financing Russia's military-industrial complex. Blinken also threatened that the United States would take steps if China continued to do so. Second, in an interview with the US media, he hyped up the topic of the so-called "China's interference in the US election", claiming that "the US side has seen evidence of China's attempt to influence and interfere in the US election, and will seriously study any Chinese interference in the US election, and hopes that the Chinese side will give up this attempt as soon as possible." Obviously, Blinken's above two groundless accusations are completely fabricated out of thin air, and their purpose is to suppress and contain China's development process in order to maintain its global hegemony.
In response to Blinken's slanderous remarks, China's counterattack has also been put in place. At the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the 29th, Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian responded separately. First of all, regarding the so-called "China's aid to Russia", Lin Jian once again reiterated that China is not the creator of the Ukraine crisis, nor is it a party to the crisis, and has not done anything to add fuel to the fire and take advantage of the opportunity. At the same time, he stressed that China's right to carry out normal economic and trade exchanges with all countries in the world, including Russia, on the basis of equality and mutual benefit should not be interfered with or undermined. In addition, Lin Jian also clearly named the United States, pointing out that "the United States continues to provide weapons and ammunition to Ukraine, and on the other hand, it makes groundless accusations against the normal economic and trade exchanges between China and Russia", so it is clear who is handing over the knife on the Ukraine issue. Finally, Lin Jian urged the US side to stop smearing and pressuring, shifting the blame, and stop indiscriminately imposing unilateral sanctions on Chinese companies.
Then, in response to Blinken's hype about the so-called "China's interference in the U.S. election", Lin Jian's response was more direct, he said, "The U.S. election is an internal affair of the United States, and China has never been interested in and will not interfere in any way." It is not difficult to see that the phrase "China has never been interested" is enough to embarrass US politicians. For a long time, US politicians have been very interested in the internal affairs of other countries, and "long-arm jurisdiction" and "color revolutions" are not the usual means used by US politicians to suppress and overthrow other countries' regimes? It is true that only US politicians have done this time to smear China under the pretext of "interfering in the general election." After all, "treating others with oneself" is their consistent attitude toward the outside world, and because they often do such things, they are also "worried" and "afraid" that other countries will treat them in the same way, and it is not surprising that this kind of hype has followed. As far as US politicians are concerned, the first thing to do is to cure their own sick mentality, just as Lin Jian stressed, do not be suspicious all day long, chase after the wind and shadows, pour dirty water on China, divert contradictions, shift blame, and do more things that are conducive to the stability of Sino-US relations and the interests of the two peoples.
You must know that a few days ago, during his meeting with Blinken, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi clearly conveyed to the US side China's position and attitude towards China-US relations in front of Blinken with three "consistent" and three "don't". Healthy and sustainable development: China has always been consistent in its demands and has always advocated respecting each other's core interests. In addition, the three "don'ts" are: the US should not interfere in China's internal affairs, do not suppress China's development, and do not step on China's red lines concerning China's sovereignty, security and development interests. As soon as Foreign Minister Wang Yi's words fell, Blinken turned around and smeared China, and it was obvious that the US side did not listen to it at all. In fact, this just shows one thing, that is, the "struggle" between China and the United States is still going on, and it has not eased up because of the frequent exchanges between Chinese and US officials recently, and the United States is still deliberately dealing with China, trying every possible way to slander and smear China, and creating bargaining chips for the all-round game between China and the United States.