A spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China will take resolute and powerful measures to defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, August 15th (Reporter Ma Zhuoyan) In response to US Congress Senator Ma Ji and his party visited Taiwan, China, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Wang Wenbin said in a question at a regular press conference on the 15th that China once again urged the United States to abide by one The China Principles and the three joint communiqués of China and the United States stipulate that they should deal with Taiwan -related issues carefully and properly. China will take resolute and powerful measures to defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Wang Wenbin said that the US Senator Ma Ji and his party and his party resisted the Chinese side in Taiwan regardless of the strict negotiations and resolute opposition. A serious error signal was issued by the forces.

He said that a Chinese principle is the basic guidelines of the international community's universal consensus and international relations, and it is also the political basis for the development of China and the United States to establish diplomatic relations between China and the United States. Achieving China's unity is an unstoppable historical trend and is an indestructible will of the Chinese people.

Wang Wenbin said that China once again urged the United States to abide by a China Principles and the three joint communiqué regulations of China and the United States, carefully and properly handle Taiwan -related issues, and stop on the wrong road of blur, hollowing out, and distorting a Chinese principle. The United States relations and the stability of the Taiwan Strait and the stability of the Ping of the United States have caused further damage. China will take resolute and powerful measures to defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity.

"A minority of American politicians and the split forces of the‘ Taiwan independence ’are full of anger, trying to challenge a Chinese principle, do not self -measure, and be destined to fail." Wang Wenbin said.

[Editor in charge: Cheng Lan]

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