The Point: Chinese officials' hard-line stance in high-level talks

[@discoverchina1885]

The performance of the Chinese delegation team is superb and marvellous! Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Yang Jiechi have successfully protected china’s national sovereignty with their strong determination and eloquence🇨🇳

[@mikefruge8589]

Yes, they definitely schooled Blinken and our hypocritical staff.

[@malshivithanage3510]

thanks for helping us in UNHR . Love you china and chinese people. ❤️ from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰

[@kerbykuek]

speak bluntly to the world, not merely domestic Chinese! it is time for US to acknowledge the fact that you cant speak to China at the same level in the past by bullying China and acted like world is yours.!!

[@chyna383]

China is right and US, Canada, Vietnam, Philippines, India, Taiwan, Australia, Korea, EU and UK are wrong!

[@jayg6138]

@@chyna383 it’s not about being right or wrong. It’s about the facts that you base your opinions on and unfortunately a lot of western countries don’t pay attention to facts

[@nickevans8990]

Anyone supporting the Chinese side is blind

[@nickevans8990]

China would be nothing without the United States and the west and they know it! They are angry and jealous and know they couldn’t have gotten this far without them.

[@HungNguyen-bf8qs]

@@chyna383 No. Vietnam is with China in the background. Any move from Vietnam is communicated with China in advance and under the table. The Vietnamese leadership is no fool.

[@我会用筷子]

Honest, Trust & Courage will prevail against Lies, Bullying & Arrogance. Long Live CN 👍👍

[@capricorn839]

Continue to occupy other country's islands and see CN can live long

[@naturalphilosopher7904]

@@capricorn839 you could say the same thing for Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, although they, the coalition of the death cult will argue the toss, hypocrisy.

[@katherinechuabio1223]

The guest ,Nathan, is saying that the US perspective is it feels comfortable talking about China's internal affairs like Xinjiang, HK, and Tibet. However, the US is not talking but preaching, sanctioning, and demonizing- very far from merely talking. If it is just talking, I am sure China will listen, learn and even welcome opinions especially if the US diplomats can say their opinions respectfully.

[@TienLam-t6b]

This stupidity named Nathan is talking NONSENSE..Y on Earth would one wanted to talk about other's peoples issues while ignoring their own at home..For examples, the evangelist would talk about the love of God's and morales while he was sleeping with all the ladies in the congregations and his loved of having extramarital affairs ..If one wanted to talk about other's personal and/or internal business's, please make sure that you are smart enough and fixed yours at home firstly or having yourself "FIXED" so no more ladies will be screwed over by your unzipping 👖with indecent exposure as in Clinton case's🙄😏..Period..

[@wellawong2417]

Good Job and Fully Support to China ! Bravo to China, be Strong and be Careful ! Pray for all leaders over the world, mind your own business and take care your own peoples !

[@khoopuayguan9648]

The US side was definitely trying to show their American public they are going to be very tough on China. The Chinese just told them off starchy to their face and they did not expect that. The Chinese were not trying to please their audience but that just happen as a matter of fact

[@north1633]

ccp are really starting to look like the Nazi's , the geocide the plans for invading, lol even Olympics are going to be in china soon lol CCP is a joke facts can we say WW2 vibes Canada needs to prepare to defend Taiwan we are a peace keeping army well what about India , what about Taiwan we went to Iraq for way less , Are we really debating on how china is acting, they are gearing for war as they are taking India and setting there eyes on Taiwan, they should not be talk to any country the way they are and the fact that they are telling you to mind your business , yet are in the middle of committing geocide CCP are acting towards war

[@JP-sg8ng]

Shame on you America! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jacob5061]

The Point is one of my favorite news segments ever! Wish we had something this honest in the states.

[@zhugeliang3905]

We need more diplomats like Yang Jiechi 😂

[@keviny354]

And Wang Yi.

[@zhugeliang3905]

@@keviny354 Yes

[@tientlam1589]

Agreed..👍🌹..Unfortunately, Can Only "Made in China" and No Elsewhere..😉😂😁..Just like 💘🐼❤🐼💛🐼💚🐼💛🐼❤🐼can only be found in 🇨🇳..🙉😹🙈.

[@pkwong1940]

The USA lost on the world stage. Rubbish talk about playing to home audience when the whole world was watching. China scored big big big. It was a smack down for Blinken and Sullivan.

[@paulh33]

@Covert puppy Two Actually I'm from the UK. China made to US look pretty weak.

[@thepchaipoo6577]

At the beginning of the Sino-US dialogue in Alaska a few days ago, the United States blatantly criticized China’s genocide in Xinjiang, Hong Kong’s pro-democratic suppression, Taiwan’s independence, cyber attacks, and trade restrictions with US allies. The US representative first took longer than it took the two sides to reach a consensus. The United States does not abide by a decent diplomatic agreement. What a savage treatment of invited guests. Why is the United States so low in the eyes of people all over the world today? 几天前在阿拉斯加举行的中美对话开始时，美国以中国在新疆种族灭绝，香港亲民主的镇压，台湾独立，网络攻击以及与美国盟国的贸易限制,等等问题上史无前例的热烈指责。 美国代表方首先就花费的时间比双方达成共识的时间更长。美国不遵守体面的外交协议。 多么野蛮的对待邀请來的客人。为什么如今美国在世界各地的人们眼中如此低迷？

[@gohlengyeu9799]

I dont think they were speaking to their domestic audiences. US was making accusations based on what they heard and spoke of their usual so called partners and allies and acted from a position of a big brother. China was responding from their hearts.

[@francisperalta5695]

Are you a member of the 50 cents army? Hahaha your comment is a BIG JOKE.

[@peggy_tan]

Not based on what US "hear" but what US "fabricated". Otherwise you are on point.

[@googlerwunn7344]

Goh Leng Yeu, actually, the US seems to be showing to the whole world that they own the planet and they're superior than China in every fields and the Chinese delegations don't deserved their respect at aĺl.

[@HungNguyen-bf8qs]

China actually is the BIG BROTHER, the real one. The population of China is actually almost double the US and Europeans combined. Among the Chinese, leaders are just top brains of 1/5 of mankind, while American politicians are only representatives of their ultra rich people who sit on old money with no bright ideas. The American political system sucks. It's a plutocracy, not a democracy.

[@keviny354]

@@HungNguyen-bf8qs Do we consider the one (orange clown) who just lost his presidency a top brain? 😁

[@zhengdiao4369]

Well done from our Chinese top diplomats. 👏👍

[@mcheatle8270]

Hats off to the Chinese team.

[@MloerenX]

Get your own house in order Mr. Neysun Mahboubi! We are tired of this eternal emotional projecion on the world coming from the US...

[@myleshagar9722]

What is US trying to achieve? Do they want China to encourage Tibet, Xinjiang and Hong Kong to be some kind of independent states? Do they expect 90 million party members and a population with majority support for their government to somehow overthrow it? Do they believe China envies their bankrupt, collapsing system and decadent culture? What does the US have to offer anybody at this point?

[@tanmilton3583]

中國好樣的! Way to go China ! Well done !💪👍👏👏👏🇨🇳🇸🇬

[@jimanHK]

what a disgraceful attitude of the so called American diplomats. Mr Mahoubi is wrong saying that China spoke to the domestic audience, completely wrong.Has Mr Mahoubi forgotten endless abuses China has suffered from the USA? What kind of scholar is he?

[@ganboonmeng5370]

China don't hv to speak to their audiences...they are 95% behind their country...the attack over the last 5 years hv made Chinese even more nationalistic !

[@theMarhaenist]

While lots of nation are still pouring resources of money and time into perfecting their democracy mechanism, China on the other hand chose their own mechanism which now works and topples rest others. Wisdom 1000s years never a myth when they restored they roam the earth again like never. 🏆🇨🇳,

[@GS-uy4xo]

“Being comfortable talking about an issue doesn’t mean others are comfortable” - excellent point, be respectful.

[@edwardkwan4916]

In the Alaska high-level Sino-US diplomatic meeting on 2021-03-20, China boldly displayed Pride and Confidence as a young nation with ancient civilization heading full speed for Rejuvenation after 120 years of suppression and domination by the West. What worth analyzing is the confidence and commitment of interpreter Zhang Jing of the China team. The professional ability of Zhang Jing is well reflected in her 14-minute long English version of Yang's assertive and defensive assertion of China's position and perspective against the accusations by Blinken. Of greater psycho-political significance was Zhang's guts to intervene Yang by requesting to give her a chance to translate after Yang already instructed Wang to say a word or two. To me, Zhang's significance was that she had bravely SEIZED the moment and chance, and delivered the Message - the gist of which many nations in the world dare not utter a word since WWII in the face of domination of Coercive Power by the US. This 14-minute long Message has been awaited by the World for more than 70 years. When a young Chinese lady translator can display her gusts to tell a nation with the highest summation of Warheads to back off, to rectify, to behave..... You can be sure a new world order is emerging.

[@Arcy0429]

Blinken & Sullivan played for American domestic audience but it backfired!

[@TruthHurts1871]

It isn't just domestic audience but basically propaganda for domestic & international audience. They have to keep the deep state narratives going.

[@mcfaic]

Blinken asks for it & he deserve what he got! Right from start; Blinken was setting up the stage to try to humiliate China, but he got slapped around by Mr. Yang instead. Mr.Mahboubi says that the US can reflect & change from their past mistakes. REALLY! I then must ask why the Native American, Black American, Chinese American have yet received any reparation from the US government? What action the US government will take to address the genocide of Native American? It had been more than 244 years already.

[@aaronbaldwin2380]

The US sides should not make demands in the discussion because the main agenda of the meeting is to work on bilateral issues that could benefit both country in the long run. This meeting is not at a level of the victorious and the defeated where the winner could make demands from the losers. Thus, China's diplomats hard hit bashing of the US statements of accusations and demand is timely and appropriate. If US is sincere about the meeting, they should agree not to interfere with the internal and political affairs of China. They should instead discuss about the needs to dismantle existing hurdles and to work closely on trade and economics relationships that could benefit both nations. Anything short of the above means the US has not changed its aggressive position against China and the loggerheads could not be resolved.

[@weileang447]

Well said!👏👏👏

[@romeofabros984]

What if China will interfere in the internal affairs of the United States, will they allow China do that? LIVE AND LET LIVE should be applied by each country.

[@annoyedaussie3942]

Let me know when China takes that approach with Australia.

[@angec.4757]

Of course the US won't, that would be condemned as a violation of US value. Besides, China has much better things to do than to waste time interfering with US internal affairs.

[@desmondho9567]

This is my take of the country "CHINA" or Middle Kingdom. Eversince The Qin Dynasty unified CHINA, till the last dynasty of Qing (Manchu). They have been wars after wars, millions and millions of Chinese has perished. Famine has caused millions common people died. Invasion of eight foreign colonisers and occupiers trying to break up Chinese. After these foreign powers were defeated. Some managed to colonised Hong Kong and Macau for 100 years. During that period civil war break out. Mao Communist party have defeated many Warlords. Warlord Chang Kai Sak were driven to Taiwan island. During this period China became very poor and yet China has to pay compensation to these foreign occupiers. The CPC has to solve its famine. Why such devastation happen. It is because of CORRUPTIONS, RELIGIOUS IDEALOGY has caused disharmony and interfered in the government. A country can be sold. That's why Xi is fighting corruptions so seriously and fight religious extremism. Now these five eyes and foreign powers are trying again to break up China, with propaganda of HONG KONG, TAIWAN, TIBET AND XINJIANG.

[@mcheatle8270]

Well said.

[@km4089]

Other countries should keep out of China's internal affairs.

[@classicalmusicman799]

Well yeah but it’s hard to when they’re trying to take over waters that aren’t theirs and calling it theirs

[@capricorn839]

What about the genocide in xinjiang ? Own affairs ? Be real !!

[@km4089]

@@capricorn839 It isn't about getting real. Is there any Real proof? Even if it is true (which it could be) Do you really think China is going to take any notice? We may not like it but there's absolutely nothing we can do, there would be a massive war first and millions would die.

[@lqp11]

​@@capricorn839what about the genocide of black in usa.

[@thndrngest]

‘Hard-line’ is incorrect here. It is firm with good reasons and facts to back up. Why did the u s side anxiously rushing the reporters to leave the venue ? Only truth can be tested, the u s side was not and is not, up to it.

[@ironheart8690]

Brilliant From Pakistan ✌✌

[@vmkulkarni2003]

US is also confused what it wants to bring on the table

[@raymondtay3532]

Well done China power. 💪💪👍👍👏👏❤❤💯💯

[@Arcy0429]

Mr. Neysun is one of those that will also insist on interfering in other nations. So the world should unite and interfere in all domestic affair of America!

[@linhai69]

good point. White missionaries and colonists actually believe in their own crap.

[@teresapeet7146]

Yes, America must stop talking down to other nations but treat all as equals and with respect, arrogance and condescension have no place in the 21st century.

[@capricorn839]

How to explain the 9-dash lines ?

[@davidtoorchen6513]

The US navy is worried about Chinese missiles hitting their ships but really it's easy to stay out of range if you mind your own business!

[@naturalphilosopher7904]

😁🇨🇳Should test the waters along the US, see how the see it.

[@meganh9460]

@@naturalphilosopher7904 They have lol. Its funny how you guys say this as a new threat when you have no idea its been done before. Chinese subs surfaced off the west coast in the middle of our carrier strike group. Scared the shit out of the US Navy who had no idea it was there.

[@meganh9460]

@bisayang manok Good annalist. I will say that Turkey will not join, not after the investment in Iran and China becoming closer to Russia. That isn't to say that Turkey will be pro US either, they have their own regional game in mind. When you say self sufficient you mean in tech and trade because they won't be self sufficient in food or energy anytime soon, both which the USA is.

[@JJ-bo3wm]

This American seems forgetting the fundamental principle of relationship, it's a two way street. If you feel comfortable interfering in other country's internal affairs, do you then feel comfortable for China to interfere in America internal affairs? For example, China fingerpoints at the US, how it's citizens committed horrible criminal act against humanity, it should receive capital punishment. If USA thinks it's entitled to ship through south China sea freely, can Chinese Navy do the same to Hawaii water way?

[@rockthered8706]

As a Canadian (admittedly not a normie though, i mean just look at my profile pic lol) i wish China was trying to export its model of governance, time has already proven which system is superior, which is more stable, dynamic, forward thinking and most importantly which actually governs for the benefit of its people.

[@angec.4757]

Both systems can work or fail, it is actually the QUALITY of the leadership that counts.

[@JC-ct9dr]

LOL good one

[@Felix11010]

Good point, but I also feel that not everyone are able to make use of China's goverment system. Knowing how it works, if this system if filled with the wrong people, it will only bring suffering and dictactorship. So its depends on each country's nationalism wether they will be able to implement this type pf goverment or not.

[@rockthered8706]

@@Felix11010 only those with bad intentions are also the same than sneer at China and would never consider adopting ANYTHING from them anyways. Those nationalists you refer to are western chauvinists and they have no interest in emulating China, they would actively fight against it.

[@Felix11010]

@@rockthered8706 what I mean by nationalist is pretty much the ones who truly loves their country. On the other hand I still don't really know how the selection works for CCP. If their way to choose people are very objective, I'm sure the number of corrupted people in the goverment can be kept to the very minimum. Thus making the goverment system even stronger.

[@bettertomorrow9777]

I think it's time of the US to take a more pragmatic approach to internationally policy. Every family has a different way of maintaining order and discipline their children. You don't just go to your neighbor and point fingers at them to tell them how they should educate their kids. The same is true with countries. What I don't understand is that the US actually does not gain much by doing that except making their lives more difficult.

[@ganboonmeng5370]

And the winner is that beautiful Chinese interpretator...she once handled a 10min rebuttal brilliantly ! Ms Zhang currently have 400 million fans in China. When you compare the purple hair US interpretator and the Chinese interpretator..you know why American is no long the best ! In the words of Bill Maher...'America have already lost...only the return have come in yet !'

[@raihada4710]

Good job China! I love how China voice-out its stance in Anchorage, Alaska. I am from the Philippines who see the good side of you and not be blind by news media. I wish PH-CN improves the relationship in the future.

[@ck-bs2ms]

it's so rare to see here in this channel that there's no hate comment coming from the philippines...

[@tonyd7601]

The American guy started in with his BS.

[@ritchietheforky]

Long overdue for American government and officials to get a dressing down 30yrs overdue 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤❤

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Why should China be talked down to and lectured about western fiction and lies?

[@GP-jy1zd]

My support to China from S'pore !!

[@sizzla123]

Unity Is Strength “Plan for what it is difficult while it is easy, do what is great while it is small.”~Sun Tzu

[@raymondchow8722]

When you invite someone over for barbecue, why would you start the conversation by insulting the guests. How do you think the party will go?

[@lilyle9952]

A two hundred and fifty years old crawling baby lecturing a civilization with over five thousand years old history and wisdom's 😹 😹 😹

[@Spanci0k]

Wtf r u talking about .... Where was all your wisdom in past century when all your nation was on opium. Who gave you the permission to rise ??? And how u did it?? By stealing everything you could and could not from the much hated west ?? Why there's so many Chinese people in states if your so proud of your country and so called history ?

[@christopherheflide523]

All what I want to see is peace and respect for everyone

[@oats2069]

typical American denial, decline? more like it had already fallen long long time ago 😂😁🤣

[@yolandajavierangsioco359]

Biden said they did a good job, lmao.. it should be, we stumbled 3 times.

[@lillyrice2241]

Your American guest lives in a whimsical nostalgic echo chamber. He spouts nonsense that is in no way related to truth and the current state of affairs. He was rude, ignorant and arrogant. University of Penn should be embarrassed by this employee. America has numerous dire internal issues; America should not dictate how another sovereign state should govern itself.

[@讲华语也可以]

My vote goes to CN......💪💪

[@junli6065]

But Blinken, Sullivan and the American reporters covering that confrontation didn’t seem comfortable at all when Yang brought up the issue of BLM, of the Native Americans and the pandemic.

[@ewalker1057]

Pompeo needs to realize he's not the Secretary of State and why the American people voted so he's not.

[@yongzeehow2045]

US started with Blinken saying he and his defence secretary had just came back from Japan and South korea,his alliance. What US is implying is be prepared. He thought China's is intimidates with this threats.

[@jossdionne9810]

Japan and South-Korea, dragged in chains!!

[@yeungwai-man500]

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[@StevenX-v1r]

Not really hard-line stance. China only tells US that countries should be treated equally and with respect. That should be the basic rule in the international community.

[@annoyedaussie3942]

So China says one thing and then does something different, the very thing they want to accuse others of.

[@StevenX-v1r]

@@annoyedaussie3942 China is doing what China says. China respects any country who is friendly to China. China does not want to get into other countries' internal affairs. Like the large scale protests in India, China does not openly talk about it. To China's enemy? another story though.

[@annoyedaussie3942]

@@StevenX-v1r Are you saying China considers Australia and Japan enemies? Many complaints plus sanctions on Australia regarding domestic issues, China even has an issue with our free media reporting unfavourably at times on China. China is interventionist when they want to be. With Japan they complained that China felt scared or something if Australian troops train in Japan, how ridiculous a nuclear armed superpower is scared of 2 relatively small countries. China put sanctions on South Korea when they purchased some missile defence system. China certainly does interfere in other countries internal affairs and fairly frequently.

[@StevenX-v1r]

@@annoyedaussie3942 Australia and Japan are US 's lapdogs, both are not qualified for China's enemies. China sometimes needs to beat dogs because their masters wrongdoings

[@annoyedaussie3942]

@@StevenX-v1r "The enemy" as you are now describing many countries seem to often have one thing in common, that is China has a trade deficit with them. Australia, Japan and South Korea all have a trade surplus with China. China is relatively more friendly towards the US which has a massive trade deficit with China. The US behaves like China in that respect and doesn't seem to like countries it has major trade deficits with and China being at the top of the list. Now because China can't be a trusted trade partner prices of commodities imported into China will rise compared to more trusted customer. Trump put tariffs on everything Chinese so about 35,000 products something like that, Australia put tariffs on 104 and fully explained why very openly through a process, about half these products were not just China, this only occured if it was the only country exporting to Australia. China it would appear did pretty much the same thing with coal in other words a bit of protectionism, China probably wanted the price of coal to go up so their miners not losing money with the glut of thermal coal which has many mines operating at a loss. China took things one step further and decided on blatant trade sanctions on certain primary produce and a list of grievances we apparently need to rectify such as our free media reporting on China unfavourably sometimes. Australian free media reports unfavourably on our own governments all the time so for China to list that as a grievance was ridiculous. This very channel has copied Trump rhetoric calling everyone else fake news which doesn't even make sense. China and the Trump US had a lot in common. It's pretty impolite to refer to every country China has an issue with as dogs, China won't win any friends that way except from Trump nationalists in the US who think along similar lines actually.

[@BryanWong]

If only Yang Jiechi had ended his admonishment of the US delegation with a single statement speaking English which he is very fluent in. That would have been icing on the cake.

[@mcheatle8270]

I wish he had addressed them in English. He used to be ambassador in DC.

[@BryanWong]

@@mcheatle8270 That would have tamed down China wanting to project as a strong independent sovereign nation. Proud of it's identity and language. Its important to use Putonghua to convey mesg.Yet ending with an English statement spoken fluently can itself also carry a message.

[@Felix11010]

@@BryanWong yep, for me a finishing english sentence can be interpreted as: "beware, I know you more than you know me"

[@jasgoh2471]

I don’t think the China official is playing tough to their countrymen to seen hear , Is direct to the 🇺🇸 American 🇺🇸 people n the world to see n hear 👂 . Chinese don’t play 2 face 🐯 tiger .

[@steveliu5392]

What an spicy and spatular high level U.S. and PRC officially engaged for this first time of Biden ‘s government.

[@D-Diver]

I stand by China !!!!!

[@FM-xh7zp]

Full Support to CN !!!

[@cheekhoonchan1627]

Neysun Mahboubi, Yang Jiechi and Wang Yi's remarks may or may not have been addressed (primarily) to a domestic PRC audience, but many in the Third World have been cheering 👍👏💪 No more Mr Diffident, and stop whining about 'wolf warrior diplomacy' (get used to it)

[@francisperalta5695]

Show the unedited video or should've livestreamed it.

[@t4ac]

The closest 'full' version can be found here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWG5n4idj9uDsLc

[@paulh33]

Wow Neysun completely lost his head towards the end of the debate.

[@ewalker1057]

The U.S. perspective as described is imperialistic interference and hegemony. No the U.S. is not comfortable having that conversation. The U.S. is not go at respecting the space and wishes of others.

[@RAM-km8bx]

Not enough Need to be more tough

[@jossdionne9810]

No need to show excessive power, when the West is falling on her own.

[@g9qtpi]

No comment on how well the US hosted this event; third-class accommodation arctic environment BYOF does anchorage have an McD?

[@Joseph0122128]

I don't agree or think both were speaking for domestic audience as the whole world is listening jn especially China and U.S are international. Pls be realistic or not be blind as the issues were deep seated alleged by U. S when in their own backyard U. S democracy is a mockery.

[@youngjohnny9772]

No doubt the Chinese officials are right against the interference of US into its internal affairs in case of China's sovereignty in recognition of the One China Policy, alongside the One-China Two System policy - over Hong Kong, Taiwan, Sin-jiang including the Uygurs, and Tibet - all of which are specialized autonomous region that in a lot of sense means these provinces are free and by large very democratic to govern themselves, short of any move to become independent as they are historically Chinese territories. The best example is the case of Hong Kong that in the last 22 years China never interfered even during the handling of the recent protests that lasted for one and half year except to insert the security act particularly against terrorism which all countries have as in the name of national security included it in their respective basic laws, and even after the protests except to arrest would-be protestors who have crossed over the line and destroyed public properties if only to enforce public order prevent future disorder - as in the case of the arrest of certain of local protestors who went too far and stormed the US capitol at the height of the US election. It is this future disorder in the form of local civil war that is feared that will find Chinese fighting against Chinese even only at the local level due to foreign interference or that is what foreigners like the US, UK, Canada and Australia would like to see happen - so the need for all Chinese to unite. In the case of HK that of fighting among HK-pro-democracy faction and those HK favoring Mainland Chinese, in the case of Taiwan that of fighting among it pro-democracy faction and the Kuomintang party that favor unification with Mother China, In the case of Tibetians most of whom favor modernity and progress as against that led by the Dalai Lama and his nonsense God-King stature when humility is what they should teach among others, and in the case of Sin-jiang where there is disinformation that they are being held in labor camps branded as attempts at genocide to eliminate their native language, when the truth is that over 65 years of social integration from out of the extremist cases in the mid-80's, China in the last ten years or so has set up instead educational camps basically to teach the local Uygurs to speak Chinese without abandoning their local Uygur dialect nor their religion or culture, so they can be hired by fellow Chinese or be given the chance to do business more easily with the fellow Chinese to avoid the language barrier that may in turn may sow confusion like before. Such possible internal strife as mentioned should be prevented or disallowed at all times that give justification to the Tian An Men Square incidents that saw the need for Deng Shao Ping to get rid of the 1,000 mostly HK students demonstrators no matter how painful a decision it is, but for the unity and order of the entirety of China no matter what the costs - in stating this we hope our HK and Taiwan pro-democracy leaders and supporters come to understand that importance of unity and strength of us as a Chinese nation and being Chinese people in our homelands or abroad as we cannot hide the color of our skin or English slurs. This is so, as It is becoming more relevant, that in the recent rise in Anti-Asian racial sentiments especially in the US and elsewhere today - particularly against the Chinese in the light of the Covid-19 pandemic and the widespread lie in naming it the Wuhan to China Virus by then US President Trump who everybody knew was unfit to rule and left not only the US now under Biden in a Great Divide and economic instability but the entire world in chaos since he declared the Trade War that affected not only China but the rest of its usual traditional European partners - with the latter as a bargaining chip to force them to join the US in bullying China. Thus, whether you are Chinese-American and being Asian-American, or Taiwanese or Hong Konger you will be mistreated including being beaten up and even killed - in the same exact way as they looked down on our brown color Malay neighbors, and no less our African-American and black color brothers. We will be looked upon like dogs by the same white supremacist foreigners who bark profane language like mad dogs at us - so who are the dogs. This is because we cannot take it anymore. As to systems of government, as history will tell us, it doesn't matter whether you are a democracy lest you be labeled a banana republic or socialism (with much to praise for most of eastern Europe) or communism and similar autocratic states which in fact Trump takes to liking to being a president for life as in the likes of Putin and Jiang Xi among others during his campaign speeches - and taking all these aside, what matters is good leadership - by example - a thing that should be part of every educational course in installing in the future youth to be active part of national building, not merely being Proud Boys.

[@fallaciesofreligions]

I think this Iranian/American dud was completely parroting what he was expected of him by the system to say and offered nothing of his own worth to listen to and for that reason alone he lost my vote for him.

[@nickevans8990]

I hate the say this but it seems the game is over and China knows it. Otherwise they wouldn’t be so blunt about it.

[@inzlt8142]

Bruh will the American empire ever stop imperialising

[@blackthorn5620]

Tough opening? No point beating round the bush. Straight to the point. Enough of euphemism.

[@bobcharles7716]

Very illuminating. The American a research fellow (a really, really smart person). It did not accrue to him while Americans may feel comfortable talking about your own problems and criticizing others [Because it is the American value?] that you can speak about your values and even promote, but You can not force your value onto others.

[@debralegorreta1375]

Nathan is trying to save face for the US. CGTN, politely, lets him. However, Yang's "We thought too well of you," reached both domestic audiences and revealed a lot more than a "domestic message." Yang speaks for the world.

[@GB-rb3zy]

CHINA 👍👍👍👍👍

[@joshron99]

While it is indeed clear that Blinken's remarks were geared to domestic American politics (_anything_ today is all about domestic self-absorption for America), it is ridiculous for any observer to say that the Yang Jiechi's comments were that way, that is, for Chinese domestic consumption. It reveals a complete misunderstanding of China and its political system.

[@johnlim8991]

As the guests of the US Government, China's delegation performed professionally & respectfully. As hosts, the US delegation performed miserably and displayed unprofessional and disrespectful characteristics of spoiled brats. The commencing attitude of US Secretary of State, Mr Antony Blinken, has been very wrong. Mr Antony Blinken carries with him an air of arrogance of which "USA would engage China from a position of strength! " What kind of attitude was that? Foolish, arrogant & embarassing description fit the US delegation aptly.

[@iamhe999]

As an American who is loyal to principles not principalities, I freely express my analyses and opinion about my American Government. It is very easy for antisocial personality disordered people with no social conscience {corrupted} to get on a ballot, lie to the voting public and be elected into government office. The US government is infected with antisocial sociopaths making the US government antisocial in the psycho/antisocial pathological sense. In this sense the US government has no social conscience it is acting exactly like a sociopath... Ask the question How does the US government system keep genetic and epigenetic antisocial personality disordered people off the ballot and out of government office? Once they get in how long does it take to get them out? American style democracy is easy pickings for sociopaths to move in and take over... I see that this cannot happen in China's present government. Kudos to China's well functioning Democratic Socialism with Chinese characteristics.

[@k.z.9250]

News reader is absolutely saying right.

[@RickBlaine]

I think Neysun Mahboubi showed the world exactly how arrogant the US position is with regard to China. He stares the "American Position:. I wonder if he has considered the "American position" before the wars with Iraq and Syria. Or Vietnam, or Iran, Libya? Perhaps Afghanistan? El Salvador? Is that the "Freedom and democracy" America wants for China Mr Mahoubi?

[@tigeramous2034]

The problem with Blinken is that he comes from a family background heavily shrouded in Holocaust sentiment and the Holocaust industrial complex and the Wall Street financial complex are the interests he champions ahead of the interests of the american commoners.

[@foxmulderms]

Great response from Chinese side. China should be even bolder. China should not even listen to any comments on internal affairs, period. And respond in kind for her companies being blacklisted.

[@benlo64]

Warm greetings and full support from SG to CN....

[@dentonfender6492]

I'll use a quote the Red Chinese government use to state back in the 60's to the American people: "We love the American people, but dislike the American government". The situation has reversed: "We in the West like the Chinese people, but hate their authoritarian police state dictatorship. I don't even hate Communism--- it's an economic system based on the writings of Carl Marx, not a government. The Chinese government is just another run of the mill authoritarian police state dictatorship. They are not Marxists in any way, shape, or form, and never were. Until the Chinese government transforms into a full blown Democracy, they are enemies to the west. The wealthy in the USA, and other countries who mistakenly moved manufacturing to Red China for extremely greedy reasons should be highly taxed to pay for the repatriation of manufacturing back to the countries they originated.

[@aisve3355]

The US invited the Chinese for talks while the day before, the US sanctioned a dozen or so Chinese officials and the Chinese had Instant Noodles for lunch. Someone pointed out that for all the bombs that the US was dropping in the Middle East, the US could have dropped one bomb less and use the money to buy meals for their invited guess instead.

[@loki10mike48]

Did both sides get the same amount of time to debate or was it just a one sided chat.

[@michaelfitz56]

I just don’t buy that line of domestic audiences, I think that the Chinese wanted to let the Americans know upfront that they are not to talk down to China

[@Dovid2000]

Long live China!

[@aaronp2542]

"We're not gonna take it~!♪♫"

[@danieldevault716]

The US already gave into China by not having the hearing in DC. Does anybody think China would have a hearing in Hong Kong with the US???

[@elbarca223]

What do you think of new EU and UK sanctions? Do they affect the economy in any significant way?

[@jankarlelenzano6591]

Then talk about it. Start with the illegal wars the US went into and how are they going to compensate for that and punish the perpetrators? Talk about Guantanamo and what happens there. Let them address that publicly in international court. When they do that, then they will have the right to start talking about other countries affairs. Lead by example or don't lead at all.

[@lincolnteh1963]

It is not hard enough, too much restraint.

[@mrbundle4015]

Right can just say something this is getting annoying China vs America i always hear this and I’m getting pissed off 😡

[@unclecarl309]

I understand fixing polution and particle emmisions, co2 is not polution, as co2 goes up so does greening, Shell fish reduce co2 in the oceans, trees on the surface, food crops, Currently the erutions in Iceland have put more into the atmosphere in 1 week than man in the whole year, China has made vast strides in the past year and the greening is so bvast it can be seen from satalite imaging, Their approach is far different than ours.

[@Moshe_Dayan44]

There's a lot of talk about how the US doesn't understand China. Frankly, if we look at a country like Taiwan, we can clearly see another version of China that is much more open, democratic and free. This nonsense about how 'Chinese culture' or 'Chinese mentality' is somehow inherently oriented towards despotic government that constantly surveilles its citizens is bullshit. Chinese people are perfectly capable of choosing democracy over totalitarianism, and they have done so in Taiwan. What, I think, the Communist Chinese side doesn't want to deal with, is that these 'side issues' of values and principles are actually the MOST important things to, not only the United States, but to Western democracies in general. The principles of fairness, equality and protection of the weak are Judeo-Christian values. If Communist China wants to understand the United States' attitude towards China, they need to spend some time studying Judaism. They will soon learn that there is NO WAY the United States can accept death camps, mass executions, organ harvesting, genocide, or any other brutalities being perpetrated by the Communist government. Jewish values, which ultimately permeate all Western democracies, say that you MUST oppose such crimes at ANY cost. No matter what!! Even if you have to military crush the regime, such as was the case with Nazi Germany. Basically, life isn't worth living if you know that crimes against humanity are being perpetrated, and you're not doing everything you can to stop it. The Chinese Communist Party has already rendered itself permanently soiled with the blood of the crimes they have committed. Any détente with the West will be temporary until they are removed from power. There is NO OTHER OPTION for the West. And yes, I understand the implications of this. That's what really concerns me. Basically, the Chinese people had better overthrow the Communist Party, and very soon, if they want to avoid a very real risk of a major war.

[@waiyuenleong8555]

When both parties are not talking on the same wave length....this is where the problems started. Chinese people do not like harsh or abrasive language when solving issues together. The art of speaking to warm up initially before discussing any political problems could have been accepted from both sides.

[@kckoay5562]

Granted, the relationship between the reigning superpower and the rising power is expected to be complex, bordering on being enigmatic. Much more, the complex situation is conspicuously exacerbated by the dictate of domestic politics, especially in the case of U.S. highly partisan and divisive domestic politics. The hostile posturing and rhetoric notwithstanding, I’m cautiously optimistic that these two giants will find a way to live with each other. This is because, very much unlike the Cold War era, the American and the Chinese interests are so intertwined today, their continuous prosperity, and that of the world, is inextricably linked and interdependent. Besides, as what Henry Kissinger succinctly said: “It is no longer possible to think that one side can dominate the other.”

[@kawaiit4065]

CHINA bravo for standing up👍

[@Psionyc]

I'm pretty sure they were all sitting down

[@ongchinlam4631]

WHO should send a teams to investigate USA Fort Detrick Lab. Unit 731