Chinese foreign affairs minister Wang Yi urged the United States to meet four requirements from Xi Jinping’s regime at the Lanting Forum, a video conference organized by the Chinese foreign affairs ministry on Feb. 22.
The requests include: ending support for Taiwan, Hong Kong, Xinjiang, and Tibet; resuming the U.S.-China dialogue; ending the tariffs on Chinese products and sanctions on Chinese enterprises; and removing all restrictions on China’s news agencies and cultural entities such as the Confucius Institutes.
After President Joe Biden announced that he won the presidential election, Chinese leader Xi Jinping and his senior diplomats urged the United States to change its China policy and criticized the United States for being unilateral and holding prejudice against China.
“To say that we’re unilateral is just completely untrue,” said Miles Yu, the former senior China policy adviser to former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. In an interview with The Epoch Times’ “American Thought Leaders” program. “The China challenge was the global challenge, our number one global challenge … We [used a lot of effort] to form that multilateral coalition … to forge a multilateral alliance to face the China challenge.”
China’s Four ‘Red Lines’ Wang claimed at the conference that the communist one-party totalitarian regime is a democratic system, and that the United States misunderstood China in past years.
Wang then listed four suggestions to the new U.S. government as preconditions for “healthy China-U.S. relations.”
“Stop the wrong behavior and speeches that condone or even support Taiwan independence separatists,” Wang announced in the first request. “Stop meddling in Hong Kong, Xinjiang, and Tibet related Chinese internal issues.”
Taiwan is a region with an elected government, legislative system, and judicial system, as well as its own military, currency, and more.
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