US politicians accuse China of using the "united front" to "infiltrate" foreign countries. China: open-minded and open-minded, beyond reproach

  China News Service, Beijing, October 29 (Li Jingze) In response to the US Secretary of State Pompeo and the President’s Deputy Assistant to National Security Affairs Pottinger accusing China of using the "united front" to "infiltrate" foreign countries, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin 29 Japan stated at a regular press conference that China is open-minded and open-minded, which is beyond reproach.

  "Pompeo and Pottinger's relevant remarks reversed black and white and fabricated facts. They are malicious slander against China." Wang Wenbin emphasized.

  He stated that the united front led by the Communist Party of China aims to unite all parties, classes, ethnic groups, groups, and people from all walks of life. In short, it is to promote cooperation between the Communist Party of China and people outside the party.

In terms of foreign exchanges, the Chinese party and government have consistently advocated respect for the inclusiveness and mutual learning of different civilizations in the world, and promote "harmonious coexistence, win-win cooperation, and peaceful development" among all countries in the world.

By uniting the vast number of overseas Chinese and students studying abroad, and giving full play to their role as a bridge connecting China and foreign countries, China will promote normal people-to-people and cultural exchanges and develop friendly relations between China and other countries in the world.

The Chinese side is open-minded and open-minded, which is beyond reproach.

  Wang Wenbin pointed out that Pompeo, Pottinger, and others used China's united front work to speak out, with the aim of discrediting China's political system and undermining normal exchanges and cooperation between China and the United States.

"Their conspiracy has long been seen through by the world, and it is impossible for them to stand on the side of historical errors.