Pompeo calls on China to release Kang Mingkai and Michael Zhao Lijian: refresh the lower limit

　　China News Service, Beijing, June 23 (reporter Liang Xiaohui): US Secretary of State Pompeo called on China to release two arrested Canadian citizens. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said at a regular press conference in Beijing on the 23rd that the United States, Arbitrary arrest of Meng Wanzhou in Canada is the so-called "judicial independence", so the "double standard" has refreshed the lower limit of our understanding of politicians in the United States and Canada.

　　A reporter asked questions. On June 22, Pompeo issued a statement saying that the United States is extremely concerned about China’s decision to formally sue Kang Mingkai and Michael. The Chinese accusation is politically motivated. The United States and Canada stand together, calling on China to release the two immediately and oppose the use of improper detention to coerce Canada. Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau condemned China’s arbitrary arrests, saying that China should not punish Canadian citizens for the decision of the independent judicial system on the Meng Wanzhou case. what opinions do the Chinese have on this issue?

　　Zhao Lijian said that he did not know the face and qualifications of the United States and Canada, and talked about the so-called "political motives", "improper detention" and "arbitrary arrest". These hats let them wear the most suitable.

　　He pointed out that the United States has generalized the concept of national security, abused its national power, and suppressed Huawei worldwide. The Meng Wanzhou incident was a serious political incident. The Canadian court recently announced the relevant memorandum of the Canadian Security Intelligence Agency, which has unequivocally confirmed this.

　　Zhao Lijian replied that the arbitrary arrest of Meng Wanzhou in the United States and Canada is the so-called "judicial independence". So why use various pretexts to interfere in the independent handling of cases by the Chinese judicial department? Such a "double standard", a rake, has refreshed our understanding of the lower limits of politicians in the United States and Canada. (Finish)