A spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The application of a Chinese principle is universal, unconditional, and unquestionable.

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, August 8th (Reporter's warmth) Wang Wenbin, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, pointed out on the 8th that the meaning of a Chinese principle is clear and clear, and its applications are universal, unconditional, and unquestionable. Attempting to challenge a Chinese principle, international rule of law, and international order will be jointly opposed by the international community and will not succeed.

In response to the joint statement issued by the US -Australian and foreign ministers recently involved the "one Chinese policy" of the Three Kingdoms, Wang Wenbin made the above -mentioned expressions when answering questions at a regular press conference.

Wang Wenbin said that a Chinese principle is a common consensus of the international community, a recognized basic criterion for international relations, and forming an integral part of the international order after World War II. Political foundation. The official legal opinions of the UN Secretariat also stated clearly that "Taiwan has no independent status as a province in China."

"It is illegal and ineffective to an individual country to add various prefixes and suffixes to try to distorting, blur, and empty the principle of China. It is illegal and ineffective. China said." He said.

Wang Wenbin emphasized that the meaning of a Chinese principle is clear and clear, that is, there is only one China in the world, Taiwan is part of China, and the government of the People's Republic of China is the only legal government representing the whole China. The application of a Chinese principle is universal, unconditional, and unquestionable. All countries and all UN member states that establish diplomatic relations with China should unconditionally abide by the principle of China and abide by the resolution of No. 2758 of the United University. "The practice of individual countries is actually a crooked reading of a Chinese principle. It is essentially challenging the basic principles of international law and the basic criteria for international relations. It is also a challenge to the international order after World War II."

"People have no faith, and the country has no faith." Wang Wenbin said that he advised individual countries to read history well, adhere to the solemn and solemn commitment of white paper and black words made that year, and deeply understand the danger and harm of the purpose of "Taiwan independence" for the "Taiwan independence" forces. Essence "Attempts to challenge a Chinese principle, challenge international rule of law, and international order, it will be jointly opposed by the international community and will not succeed."

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