High-level talks between the U.S.-China and China in a sluggish war… Neurological warfare over the’tourism between Korea and Japan’

At the first high-level talks between the US and China on the 18th (local time) after the inauguration of the US administration, Joe Biden unfolded a tough nervous war over the US’s trip to Korea and Japan.

When the U.S. mentioned the trip to Korea and Japan and raised concerns about the alliance over China’s international behavior, China criticized it strongly, saying that Korea and Japan are China’s close trading partner, and that it is a misconception centered on the United States.

According to a transcript of public all remarks distributed by the U.S. Department of State on the 19th, U.S. Secretary of State Tony Blincoln said that he had just returned from meetings with Japan and South Korea, the closest allies of the United States, with Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.

After taking office, Minister Blincoln visited Japan and South Korea in turn on the 15th and 18th as the first round of defense, and after finishing the Korean schedule on the 18th, he flew to Alaska, the United States, to meet with China.

Following President Biden’s summit with Japan, India, and Australia on the 12th, the visit by the Secretary of State and Defense to Korea and Japan was interpreted as an intention to strengthen the public siege centered on the alliance ahead of talks with China and Alaska. Gave birth to.

After referring to his visit to Japan and Korea, Secretary Blincoln said, “They are very interested in the discussions we will be discussing here today and tomorrow. This means that the issue we are going to raise is not only related to the US and China, but also to other countries in the region and around the world. Because” he said.

At the same time, referring to China’s actions such as Hong Kong and Taiwan issues, cyber attacks on the United States, and economic coercion against allies, he directly hit China, saying, “All these actions threaten the rule-based order that maintains global stability.”

Communist Party diplomacy official Yang Jietsu, who took over the right to speak, refuted that what China follows is an international order supported by the United Nations-centered international system and international law, not advocated by a minority of countries.

He also called for the US to stop trying to approach the rest of the world as American democracy, saying the United States has American democracy and China has Chinese democracy.

He dismissed the universal values ​​of the United States as representing the US government, not the public opinion of the international community, and argued that the overwhelming majority of countries would not accept it as public opinion of the international community.

He recalled the fact that Blincoln mentioned his trip to Japan and South Korea, saying that China is dealing with import and export issues according to scientific and technical standards, and stated that “these are the second and third largest trading partners with China.” did.

When Minister Blincoln described Korea and Japan as allies concerned about China’s actions, he returned it as a country with close economic relations with China.

Faced with a fierce counterattack, Minister Blincoln reiterated that after taking over Mike, he spoke with nearly 100 countries for a short period of time after taking office and went to Korea and Japan for the first time.

“What I’ve heard is very different from what you described,” he said. “I’m hearing a deep sense of satisfaction (from the alliance) for the return of the United States, re-engagement with alliances and partners.” We are also hearing deep concerns,” he refuted.

In response, both political bureaucrats warned that “as long as the Chinese system is correct, there is no way to condemn China,” and “Our history shows that if someone strangles or oppresses the Chinese people, they will only cause harm themselves.”

[연합뉴스]

Copyrights ⓒ Yonhap News. Unauthorized reproduction and redistribution prohibited