China warns the West by bringing out expressions used in war The British Prime Minister also responded to “supporting sanctions politicians”

The conflict between China, the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union is deepening. Following sanctions against British personnel following the EU, China mobilized diplomatic investigations before the war with India in 1962, giving a strong warning to the Western world. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson also confronted British politicians who had imposed sanctions by China, saying, “I stand firmly on their side.”

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hua Chun-ying said at a regular briefing on the 26th, “The reason the United States is manipulating the Xinjiang problem is not because it is interested in the Uighurs, but because it wants to destroy the stability of China.” It is not, nor is it the Qing Dynasty under the allied powers of eight countries 120 years ago.”

He wrote the expression “China patiently explained the truth, but (the West) unfortunately did not listen to it,” and “Don’t tell me you didn’t tell me in advance.” This is an expression that appeared in the People’s Daily Journal of the Communist Party on September 22, 1962, the day before the war started due to border conflict between China and India.

However, China also used this expression last year. It was written as a warning to Taiwan when reports came out that Taiwan was promoting imports of advanced weapons from the United States.

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said earlier this day that it would sanction four British institutions and nine individuals. It is said that the sanctions and immediate family members are prohibited from entering mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau, and Chinese citizens and organizations are prohibited from doing business with them.

Sanctions include British House Foreign Affairs Chair Tom Tugendart and Conservative Congressman Ian Duncan Smith. Organizations included the Conservative Party Human Rights Committee and the China Research Group.

A spokesman for Hwa said, “The UK unilaterally imposed sanctions against China based on lies and false information. did.

“China is steadfast in its determination to defend national sovereignty, security and development interests,” he said. “Warning that Britain will not go on the wrong path. Otherwise, China will take further decisive actions.”

In this regard, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tweeted, “The British lawmakers and the people sanctioned by China are playing an essential role in shed light on the serious human rights violations committed against Uighur Muslims.” .

The UK was the first of the Western countries to initiate sanctions, such as canceling the permission of the Chinese state broadcaster on the occasion of a broadcast exposing the issue of the BBC’s suppression of human rights in Xinjiang Uyghur camps earlier last month. On the 22nd, Western countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the EU simultaneously announced sanctions.

The BBC said that China’s response was inevitable. Sky News also commented, “It is rather surprising that it took China almost a week to respond.”

Reporter Jeong Eun-hye [email protected]