Tag: Xinjiang

If the U.S. is so concerned about the human rights of Muslims, why does it continuously provoke or support wars in the Middle East?

In recent years, the U.S. Congress has intensively cooked up acts involving China.

The alleged existence of forced labor and of genocide in Xinjiang is a malicious lie cooked up by anti-Chinese forces in the United States and the West.

The U.S. is now attributing both its internal and external problems to China.

To quickly distract from the chaos at home, U.S. politicians have done their utmost to make China a target of criticism by enacting anti-China legislation.

The U.S. becomes more and more dependent on exploiting ideological tools to create a false sense of crisis to play "values diplomacy" and rope in its allies.

The U.S. Congress has just passed legislation banning goods from the region of China where Uighur people are forced into labor. Why can’t Canada?

No matter what Burns said previously, we still hope he can create conditions for easing China-U.S. relations.

Since the U.S. had already stated that genocide is taking place, it was always hard to see how it could send an official delegation.

The Taliban is inherently an inflexible, dogmatic and puritanical phenomenon that vehemently disallows exceptions, leniency and accommodations.

The whole world's dependence on the U.S. is also decreasing in terms of the most basic living supplies.

Our next step is to ensure that the U.S. does not dare to impose a nuclear deterrent on China if it loses its conventional military intervention capability.