2023-04-25 13:46:51
Chinese Ambassador to France Lu Shaye claimed in an exclusive interview with French LCI TV station on the 21st that the 14 former Soviet countries have no substantive status in the “International Law”, which aroused condemnation from international public opinion. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning later said Lu Shaye’s remarks were “personal views” and not a policy statement by the Chinese government. Yu Maochun, the former chief adviser on China policy of the US State Department, said that Lu Shaye did not slip the tongue temporarily. His remarks reflected the fundamental view of the CCP on the international situation, while Mao Ning’s response was deceptive.
Yu Maochun, who currently serves as the director of the China Center of the Washington think tank “Hudson Institute”, said in an interview with “The Epoch Times” on the 25th: “The CCP’s view of the international situation is that the entire world order is dominated by the West. This kind of communist country is hostile. That’s why Deng Xiaoping said that we should hide our strengths and bide our time, and we must recklessly try our best. After the wings are hardened, we must change this situation. Then Xi Jinping now feels that the “International Law” and the world order that has existed since World War II, the CCP must go Overthrow. Lu Shaye’s words reflect this mentality.”
Yu Maochun explained that after the collapse of the Soviet Union, those republics became independent countries, but Lu Shaye said that this has not yet been determined, and there is no “International Law”, because he believes that “International Law” is given by the capitalist world. It’s unfair, “China is going to reshape the world order. Xi Jinping has talked a lot about it. What is the global governance system? He thinks China should play a leading role.”
According to a report by the Chinese Communist Party’s media, People’s Daily Online, as early as October 12, 2015, the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China conducted a “collective study” on the “global governance pattern and global governance system.” Governance Reform”.
Yu Maochun said that not only Lu Shaye, but also many spokespersons of the CCP will say the same, the CCP also said the same in the United Nations, and Xi Jinping will also say the same when he meets Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
When Xi Jinping concluded his three-day visit to Russia on March 22, when he left the Kremlin, he once said a word to Putin, saying that the so-called century-old situation, “we will promote it together”, and Putin responded in agreement. Yu Maochun said: “This reflects a consistent thinking of the CCP, so I don’t think it was Lu Shaye’s slip of the tongue by accident.”
In response to the turmoil caused by Lu Shaye’s remarks, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning said at a regular press conference on the 24th that Beijing respects the status of the former Soviet Union member states as sovereign states, and that this statement is China’s official position.
According to a Archyde.com report, Mao Ning’s statement appeared to be an effort to distance Beijing from Lusha’s wolf-in-the-wild rhetoric and ease tensions with the EU. Yu Maochun believed that Mao Ning’s response was forced out.
He pointed out: “Under constant questioning by reporters, Mao Ning has no choice. This is the deception that the CCP’s diplomacy has always been, saying one thing and doing another. If she really believes that the Chinese government respects the independence and autonomy of the former Soviet republics , we should severely condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, because this invasion violates the principles that the CCP itself claims, no matter what Mao Ning says, it seems pale.” Liberty Times 0425
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