Chinese Ambassador to India: Hope India reiterates to adhere to a Chinese principle

[Global Times special reporter Wang Yi] Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong on the 13th on the 13th of the US House of Representatives Perosi visited Taiwan to hold media symposiums, which has aroused widespread Indian media attention.

The Indian Times reported on the 14th that China seeks India's support on the Taiwan issue to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity. Reuters Reuters and India's "Coin News" reported that India made an official response to the situation in the Taiwan Strait for the first time on the 12th, urging to avoid taking unilateral action to change the status quo of the Taiwan Strait, but did not directly mention the principle of China.

According to reporters, when the reporter was asked about India's relevant position, the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Bagch said that "the relevant policies in India are well known and consistent, and there is no need to repeat." Bagch also urged "to keep restraint and avoid unilateral changes in the status quo", and called for "downgrade the situation and strive to maintain regional peace and stability."

"Coin News" mentioned that although India has supported a Chinese policy, it has never reiterated this in public or bilateral documents for more than ten years. In this regard, Sun Weidong said at the media round table meeting held with reporters on the 13th that he hoped that India would reiterate a Chinese principle. He said: "A Chinese principle is the fundamental prerequisite for China to develop relations with various countries including India. We hope that India can openly reiterate to adhere to a Chinese principle like many countries."

The Indian Stan Times reported on the 14th that the Chinese Ambassador to India, Sun Weidong, reiterated China's position, that is, the United States and Pelossi have a complete responsibility for the tension. Beijing's response on this matter is legitimate and legal. He said: "We want India to adhere to the independent foreign policy, understand and support the stance of China's justice, and make the efforts to protect the country's sovereignty, security and development interests, and abide by the principle of China."

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