At a time when Sino-US relations are delicate, the US government has tried to exert pressure on China in just a few days, so that the relationship between the two countries has once again become the focus of international attention.
First, the United States has once again included dozens of Chinese entities in its list of trade restrictions under the guise of so-called "national security". They claim that these entities are suspected of using U.S. technology to promote China's military development, and even provide technical support for "spy balloons" that "violate U.S. airspace." This kind of baseless accusation is undoubtedly a suppression of China's technology enterprises and military progress, but China has long been accustomed to such unreasonable suppression and containment.
At the same time, the U.S. Navy is not to be outdone, sending guided missile destroyers to openly intrude into the waters around China's Paracel Islands in an attempt to provoke China's sovereignty through "freedom of navigation" operations. Such blatant provocations not only seriously infringe on China's sovereignty and territorial integrity, but also exacerbate tensions in the South China Sea. In response to such provocative actions by the United States, the Chinese military is ready to defend the country's core interests at any time.
In the United States, some politicians are not willing to be lonely, and they have concocted a so-called "human rights report" in an attempt to interfere in China's internal affairs by smearing China's human rights and rule of law status. This report is not only full of bias and lies, but also makes groundless accusations and attacks on Hong Kong, Macau and other regions of China. Both the Chinese Government and the SAR Government have resolutely countered and condemned such unprovoked attacks and interferences.
This series of incidents once again shows that the United States is trying to contain China's development through suppression, provocation and interference, but this approach will not only not succeed, but will aggravate the confrontation and tension between China and the United States. On the contrary, only by strengthening communication, enhancing mutual trust and expanding cooperation can the two sides achieve common development and prosperity. At the same time, we also hope that the United States will face up to reality, stop its unreasonable suppression and interference in China, and jointly safeguard international peace and stability.