Senior U.S. and Chinese diplomats met in Alaska on the 18th, and the two sides battled with each other and took a tough stance during the meeting. However, Chinese pro-democracy activist Wang Dan, after reading the information about the meeting, said that Yang Jiechi, the director of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, lost both face and face, and his “War Wolf style speech” was only for his domestic bosses and pinkies.
Secretary of State Blinken and Yang Jiechi went head-to-head in the U.S.-China talks, with the U.S. side expressing deep concern about the situation in Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Taiwan, and Yang Jiechi countering by accusing the U.S. of using its strong military and economic power to pressure other countries and reiterating its opposition to U.S. interference in internal affairs. The Chinese delegation even complained to its own official media afterwards that the U.S. side opened with a serious timeout and made unreasonable attacks and accusations against China’s domestic and foreign policies, intensifying confrontation between the two sides.
Wang Dan said on Facebook that Yang Jiechi’s war-wolf speech made the Chinese pinkos high again, but he thought that if the Chinese Communist Party was really hard-tempered, the U.S. should have announced the cancellation of the talks in the face of the new sanctions announced the day before the talks, but finally attended the talks meekly.
Wang Dan said, “This Time, it is obvious that the CCP has lost both face and face, and Yang Jiechi only used a war-wolf style speech for the domestic bosses and pinkies to listen.
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