🇨🇳 Understand the position of China on the Russia - Ukraine war

Many people think that China helps Russia in its' war of aggression agains Ukraine. At the same time China announces the opposite. So what is a real situation on that issue? Let's try to figure out in this video by talking to the experts on China and its' policy.
Professor Xiaoyu - / xiaoyu_luxy
Expert Mariya - / mariya.makarovuch

[@lhgrandgtr4778]

Calling Mariia Makarovych a China expert is most probably the stupidest assertion in this video.

[@rgandblue]

yes, taiwan is not "this country", taiwan is a province of China, nixon say so.

[@first-gordonchang9510]

I am the Clown 🤡 one and only "China expert".

[@qake2021]

🤣🤣🤣 so are a lot China expects in West. 🤣🤣🤣

[@first-gordonchang9510]

She's a U.S Warpigs propaganda chief. Hiding in Taiwan avoiding being meat grinder in Ukraine spreading U.S Warpig's propaganda in Taiwan.

[@first-gordonchang9510]

She's a U.S Warpig's propaganda chief hiding in Taiwan avoiding being a meat grinder spreading U.S. Warpig's propaganda in Taiwan.

[@ITeachChinese]

The lady in this video claims to be a China expert, but her words indicate that she is clearly not a China expert.

[@first-gordonchang9510]

Like me the Clown 🤡 Always proclaim "the China expert".🦧

[@michaeltse321]

China stands for minsk agreement which was signed off in UN but brokem by Ukraine. The Ukraine needs a pilitical solution from the UN and not for China or amy country to pick a side.

[@bobmorane4926]

After seeing the bombed church, why isn't the Chinese rushing to condemn Russia ? Probably the same reason why the West hasn't condemned the massacres in the decade long yemen war while supplying weapons to Saudi Arabia and the same reason the US refuses to recognize a gen*cide is happening in Palestine while proportionally every institutional structure whether it's hospital or unversity or government buildings have been obliterated. I'd like to know if Ukraine has condemned what's going on in Palestine.

[@dranzacspartan8002]

I've been to a lot of cities around the world. Nothing (not even New York City) beats Shanghai. It is NOT a city of the 21st Century, but a future city of the 22nd Century.

[@davidlee9493]

China cannot afford to let Russia lose, knowing it is the next target of the U.S. This is the reality of geopolitics.

[@FrancoisSauer-ys3qc]

This is very true,well said.

[@peterelliott2914]

It's also a matter of keeping their northern border open as American warships and bases gather on the other side of China. Russia keeps China immune from blockade.

[@wenling3487]

Exactly

[@dongmingliu55347]

When the host was saying if the west tolerates something, it is going along with it. Well said about supporting Israel at Gaza.

[@dubbelhenke854]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@zuborest]

🫡

[@tomwang5413]

Nice to hear these perspectives that are so often missed. Keep up the good work

[@zuborest]

Let’s carry on.

[@user-er9gj8it6v]

Please interview Johnny FD. His geopolitical views are of utmost importance to humankind. Loll

[@ideally6849]

Suggestion for your next video, why the West can’t condemn Israel for genocide?

[@user-pe5ow5ox9v]

1 that girl is obviously not a china expert. for chinese, it is very easy to read both simplified or traditional characters, and now there many taiwan people surf in the mainland internet. 2 I don't know why that chinese guy didn't mention that, in chinese eyes, ukraine seeking to join in the NATO is almost same to the US deploying THAAD in South Korea, both of which mean the aggression of the US to Russia and China.

[@FlipandTheBlueMule]

👋👋👍🇺🇸🫡🇺🇦 SLAVA UKRAINE

[@kj1483]

5:49 Mariia Makarovych, the East Asian representative of the Liberal Democratic League of Ukraine recently met with Kuan-Ting Chen to discuss how Taiwan and Ukraine can continue to foster prolonged and effective communication and collaboration. Listen to her on TAIWAN TALK episode....Away from Ukraine's Front Lines: Mariia Makarovych "Analyst Mariia Makarovych talks about her life in Taiwan today, what she left behind, and what she will take back with her to Ukraine when she returns there. Leaving family and friends to live Taiwan is a given for expats and travelers here, as is getting homesick. But what is being here like when home is Ukraine, and loved ones are exposed to fighting on the front lines? ."... Hosted by Hope Ngo.

[@zuborest]

Could you sent a link, please

[@first-gordonchang9510]

This Maria talking Ukraine patriotism. What is she doing hiding in Taiwan shouldn't she be in Ukraine frontline defend her country fighting the Russian off her country?

[@alanfriesen9837]

First of all, Shanghai is probably the least Chinese city in China, with the possible exception of Hong Kong. It's still a Chinese city, but its history and its role in China is very international in a kind of humiliatingly colonial way. When Russia invaded Ukraine it put China in a terrible position. On the one hand, China has been preaching sovereign integrity hard for a very long time because of the degradation of China's sovereign claim on Taiwan by outside forces over the last twenty years or so. This put them in a position sympathetic to Ukraine, whose sovereign integrity was breached. On the other hand, the western military presence has been encroaching on Russia in a dangerous way for the last quarter century in a way similar to how it has been pervasively encircling China. Russia finally stood up to it, and it's difficult for China to be unsympathetic to Russia's concerns in this regard. Also, the west is asking China to honor its economic sanctions against Russia while the west is sanctioning China. How crazy is that? In the end, regardless of any of China's personal sympathies for Ukraine, it can't afford to let the West walk over Russia if that can be avoided. It's in China's interest for the war to end, but Russia's not giving up its advances unless it's thrown out. That's not going to happen if NATO doesn't go full in, and it probably won't happen even then. And Ukraine won't give up until it's destroyed or destruction is imminent. This we might see, but Western support is going to prolong this for some time.

[@whiteknuckles]

Most Chinese would not agree with this so-called Chinese expert on Ukraine. To be an expert on any subject, you must understand the past. Obviously, this Chinese doesn't.

[@TheMykhaylo]

Дурня про Китай і Тайвань, вони чудово мандарином говорять і пишуть. Якщо б дівчина говорила китайською то мала б знати ці нюанси.

[@user-uy9zm8sf2y]

Lol if she is a expert on China then I am the God of the universe 😅

[@first-gordonchang9510]

Me the clown 🤡 one and only "china expert".

[@hermesliteratus882]

Other than that, she could certainly use some help with her English pronunciation.

[@ybandrew5629]

Don't look to far see how U S do to Taiwan

[@TheMykhaylo]

Китаєць бреше про висвітлювання обох сторін, всі мережі і новини проросійські

[@sherashera7791]

why did you not ask about the 2014 attack on donbass and why did ukraine wants to be the cockroach of america

[@zuborest]

Good point. In fact the war started with Russia attacking Donbass in 2014.

[@sherashera7791]

@@zuborest yeah right

[@freeneasy5906]

​@@zuborestsorry sir,, Russian faced problems with Ukraine, Nazis,or,++,, since Ned funded notorious NGO, colour revolution+++install puppets government,as usual, happens around world by CIA secret war,, can't deny,,,,, guess u know 200 years of monroe doctrine in south America,,all over around globes,,

[@moneytrek]

@@zuborest The war started in 2004 when Ukraine started to part ways with Russia becoming Russian Phobic. How do you look into the eyes of the Russian speaking people you include in your territories with this antirussian attitude? You are not innocent. USA supported your Russophobia step by step. The Russians do you a favor to take away their old Russian territories with their Russian speaking people and you can keep your pure Ukrainian blood without living with other population that you hate

[@MRT-co1sd]

@@zuborestYou meant when Ukraine started to attack residents of Donbass.

[@oxvendivil442]

If the Ukrainians want to blame someone for why China gravitated towards Russia then it is the collective West, there are more Ukrainians in China than Russians so people to people connections is strong and China doesn't view Ukraine as a threat, Russia on the other hand is viewed as a threat that took Chinese lands and influence in Siberia and Central Asia, while China understands the rationale of Russia with regards to NATO expansion, it also respects the concept of territorial integrity, so it will trade with both parties but it is up to both parties if they will weaponize those goods; China's redline would be nukes and actual NATO involvement on the fight with their boots on the ground. China would have been happy supporting Ukraine regardless of NATO expansion if only the WEST did not single out China as their prime enemy that they need to contain and weaken. Well things panned out differently and if China gets involved then Ukraine is finished, but I can imagine China still being friendly to Ukrainians and even allow them to take refuge and live in China.