Q: Recently, China announced eight countermeasures against Pelosi's escapade, including three measures to cancel China-US military exchanges.

Some US media reported that the top US military has called the Chinese military leaders several times in recent days, but the Chinese side refused.

Any comments on this please?

  A: The current tense situation in the Taiwan Strait is entirely provocative and single-handedly created by the US side, and the US side must bear full responsibility and serious consequences for this.

The Chinese side has stated its solemn position on the relationship between the two countries and the two militaries, the Taiwan issue, etc., especially with regard to the repeated stern representations of the US House of Representatives Speaker Pelosi's visit, but the US side has said one thing and done another, conniving and supporting Pelosi's visit, and deliberately. Create tensions in the Taiwan Strait.

  In response to the vicious and provocative actions of the United States, China announced eight countermeasures, including canceling the phone call between the leaders of the Chinese and American military theaters, canceling the working meeting of the Chinese and American Defense Departments, and canceling the meeting of the China-U.S. Maritime Military Security Consultation Mechanism.

China's relevant countermeasures are a necessary warning to the provocation of the United States and Taiwan, and the legitimate defense of national sovereignty and security is completely reasonable, appropriate and appropriate.

  The bottom line cannot be broken, and communication requires sincerity.

While the US is creating a crisis, it also claims to manage the crisis, find excuses and cover up for its wrong words and deeds and provocative actions, and even hype it, confuse people, and blame it. We firmly oppose it.

We urge the U.S. side to earnestly respect China's core interests and major concerns, abandon the illusion of "using Taiwan to control China", and not go further and further down the wrong path.