s marked a significant escalation in the tensions between the two countries over a range of issues, including trade, technology, security and human rights.served as the deputy chief of mission at the Chinese embassy in AustraliaThe US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called the Chinese consulate in Houston "a hub of spying and intellectual property theft".
A little boy posed with a small Chinese flag before plainclothes police shooed him away as foreign media cameras zoomed in. A man who tried to unfurl a large placard that he called an open letter to the Chinese Government was quickly taken away.
it's all to do with china trying to ditch the us doller and very little else.
Chinese people fired fireworks to celebrate its closure. People also suggested to open a Chinese hot pot restaurant at this place, and some suggested to build a public toilet here. Interesting to see the US and its system are no longer attractive to Chinese.
All showmanship leading up to the US election, then slowly back to normal, whatever that is.........Good for Trump.
20 million Chinese watch the closure of U.S. Chengdu consulate online, and somebody fired fireworks to celebrate. U.S. spent decades to cultivate pro-U.S. sentiment among Chinese by deceiving and propaganda, then ruined it in just couple of years. Good job. congratulations!
America is failing, falling apart, desperate to deflect their country's anger at a target. They want to escalate conflict with China.
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I’m getting the sense that more economic sanctions against China are coming.
Trump trying to be tough with Chynah....
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