As many people in the UK are increasingly concerned about the strategic security risks that allow China to play too much of a role in britain's infrastructure, British government sources revealed that Chinese engineers will be barred from participating in the construction of a new nuclear power plant in Safoch, Suffolk, Sardswell, England, according to British media reports in recent days. Chinese nuclear power engineers have proven their role in britain, playing a key role in building their sister-in-law's nuclear power plant and have even been commented by industry insiders as irreplaceable.
Even if Chinese nuclear power companies are allowed to participate in the Sezwell nuclear power plant project, they will be limited to providing funds, but in the current situation of sharp decline in Sino-British relations, China's interest in providing funds has obviously decreased significantly. British government sources said that although the current decision to build the Sai Xuan Weir project is only a matter of principle, the "starting point" for negotiations with EDF will be that China can only provide investment and cannot "intervene". EDF is leading the £20 billion project in Saihuweil and its sister project in Hinkley Point, Somerset, where construction began two years ago.
In fact, from the very beginning, the Chinese side was able to fully undertake the two British nuclear power projects, Hinkley Point and Sezwell, both technically and financially. It is precisely because the British side has been "writhing" for many years, wanting to use China's funds and technology and worrying about so-called "security problems", that China and France have cooperated to implement these two projects. As the Chinese ambassador to the UK said, in terms of nuclear power construction, the UK now has no technology that is worth "stealing" from the Chinese side, and some people who speculate on this do not even have the minimum scientific knowledge and lie in rumors.
Britain's stepping up "cutting" with China has also made many British netizens feel ridiculous, saying that "Britain's broken islands are about to sink, and politicians' eyes are still staring at China thousands of miles away." As for the flooding of the UK, it is not the sea, but the new coronavirus, and new strains have emerged in the UK. British Prime Minister Boris, who had previously been sent to the emergency room, urgently announced on the afternoon of December 19 that in order to prevent the spread of new strains, most of the southeast of England, including the capital London, began to implement the strictest level 4 lockdown, which was equivalent to a complete "lockdown".
But before the "lockdown", a large number of Londoners had fled the city in droves, as if passengers had jumped into the sea before a ship sank, but these who escaped would undoubtedly fill the whole of Britain with new strains. Countries around the world were "frightened" and took measures to seal the borders of the United Kingdom, and there was super congestion in front of the undersea tunnels between Britain and France. Under this "end of the century" scene, it is indeed surprising that British politicians can still stare at China and do things. Text/PY