In this world, some countries are like ships adrift on the sea, facing the test of various winds and waves. Lithuania, a small country located in Europe, has recently made waves on the international stage.
Their foreign minister declared that he no longer felt the pressure on China's economy. This is reminiscent of a netizen's comment: "Lithuania is like a child who is biting on candy while saying that he is not afraid of tigers." Their attitude is both funny and helpless.
However, is it really what they say it is?According to analysts, Lithuania has such confidence on the one hand because they believe that China has lifted the blockade measures against them, and on the other hand, because they have found a market for compensation through the ** of other countries.
But does this argument really hold water?We know that Lithuania's economy is mainly dependent on exports, and their export market is mainly in Europe. However, their export markets have been severely affected by the tension that has led to tensions with China due to their obstinate actions.
Their foreign minister, Landsbergis, calmly said in an interview that they were no longer under economic pressure from China. However, his remarks have not been recognized by the international community. China's spokesman said that Lithuania's erroneous behavior on Taiwan-related issues has seriously affected the economic and trade cooperation between the two countries.
In general, Lithuania's foreign minister claims that he no longer feels the economic pressure from China, but this statement is not supported by facts. They behaved like a child, biting on candy while saying that they were not afraid of tigers. However, no matter how much they claim, it does not change the predicament they face.