Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister talks about Meng Wanzhou’s return to China: What is removed is not only electronic fetters, but the shackles of hegemony and coercion

　　China News Service, Beijing, October 13th. Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng said in an interview with China International Television (CGTN) on the 11th that when Meng Wanzhou returned to China, he removed not only electronic fetters, but the shackles of hegemony and coercion. It shows that the progress of the Chinese people is unstoppable, and any fetters will eventually be cleared.

　　Le Yucheng pointed out that after the unremitting efforts of the Chinese government, Meng Wanzhou finally returned home safely after being illegally detained for more than 1,000 days, especially when Meng Wanzhou returned safely on the eve of China's National Day, which is the best gift for the motherland’s birthday.

In the nearly three years since Meng Wanzhou was illegally detained, the party and the government have always been concerned, and President Xi Jinping personally cared about it.

When the heads of state of China and the United States talked on the phone, President Xi made it clear to work on the Meng Wanzhou incident and demanded that the United States resolve it as soon as possible.

　　Le Yucheng said that some netizens said well that Meng Wanzhou was detained because of the rise of China and was released precisely because of the rise of China.

The 1.4 billion Chinese people gave Meng Wanzhou firm support and strong solidarity.

Relevant Chinese departments and embassies and consulates in the United States and Canada are fully engaged in their work.

In those days, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs received flowers from many young students. These flowers are affectionate praise of our party’s diplomacy for the people.

　　Le Yucheng emphasized that when Meng Wanzhou returned home, what he removed was not only the electronic fetters, but the shackles of hegemony and coercion. It showed that the progress of the Chinese people could not be stopped, and any fetters would be cleared eventually.

"I noticed that former Alstom executive Pierucci said in an interview that the Meng Wanzhou incident is expected to become a historic turning point and will inspire more countries to fight against hegemony and power. I think he is right. "(over)