Recently, the United KingdomMainstream**There is a clear bias and misdirection in the coverage of China. Chinese Embassy in the UKEmbassyThrough a letter and a press conference, the remarks of the relevant ** were severely refuted and emphasizedThe one-China principleand the historical fact that Taiwan is Chinese territory. In addition, the British Secretary of Defense and former Prime MinisterCameronThe remarks also had a negative impact on Sino-British relations. However, in this context,CameronThe news of the upcoming visit to China may mean an adjustment of the UK's China policy. This article will look at the distortions reported by **, the history of Sino-British relations as wellCameronand other aspects of the analysis and elaboration.
United KingdomMainstream**Including the Financial Times,EconomyScholars and the BBC, among others, have been clearly biased and misleading in their recent reports on China. A study conducted by King's College London and the University of Chinese in Hong Kong showed that over the past three years, the United KingdomMainstream**Negative reports account for the vast majority of China-related reports, while positive reports are rare. The study also pointed out that the UK ** in relation to ChinaPoliticsThe reporting has been particularly biased, failing to accurately and balancefully present the real situation in China. For example, the Financial Times' Big Read section has only had two stories in four years that are positively related to China, and both of them are aboutBusinessfield.
This kind of pairChina reportsThe one-sidedness and negative tendencies are not in accord with the facts, nor are they conducive to enhancing understanding and friendship between the two peoples. The UK** should assume the responsibility of fairness and objectivity when reporting on China issues, and should not deliberately mislead the public, especially when it comes to China-related reports.
Speaking of the UK's report on China, I have to mention the "right to speak" of the UK. For many years, the West has often criticized and criticized China on the basis of its own values and ideologies. They often focus on ChinaPoliticssystem, human rights issues,EconomyIn terms of development model, China has made great achievements in scientific and technological innovation and poverty alleviation. For readers who have less contact with China, what they learn about China through ** is often limited to negative stereotypes.
However, there should not be only one version of China in the world. In fact, China, as the largest developing country in the world, is not only inEconomyChina has made tremendous achievements, and has also made remarkable progress in scientific and technological innovation and poverty alleviation. China** is committed to realizing the happy life of the people, providingInclusiveEducation, medical security, pension insurance and other benefits, and vigorously promote scientific and technological innovation, and have made important contributions to global development.
Therefore, the UK should abandon prejudice, report on China's reality and development objectively and fairly, and make positive contributions to the mutual understanding and friendship between the two peoples.
China-UK relations have a long history, with ups and downs. Former Prime Minister of the United KingdomCameronDuring his tenure as Prime Minister, he actively promoted the development of Sino-British relations, which was called the "** era" of Sino-British relations. CameronHis many visits to China have strengthened cooperation between the two countries in the fields of economic and trade cooperation and cultural exchanges. He made an important contribution to the sharp warming of Sino-British relations.
However, withPoliticschanges in the situation, especiallyCameronAfter assuming the post of foreign secretary, there has been a marked shift in his China policy. When questioned by parliament, he made accusations against China and openly refuted the accusations that he was "pro-China". In addition, he demanded the release of "** molecules."Jimmy Lai, withJimmy LaiThe son met and issued a stern warning to the Chinese side.
CameronThe change in attitude indicates a change in Britain's China policy. RecentlyCameronThe news of the upcoming visit to China may mean that the United Kingdom will adjust its China policy. AlthoughCameronInPoliticsHe took a tough stance on China as the situation changed, but he also stressed that it was in the interest of both sides to work together with the UK, especially on global challenges such as climate change, and that engagement with China was necessary.
This change could be significant in the UK's China policy. Prime Minister of the United KingdomSunak said after the G7 summit that China is the biggest challenge to global security, but he did not advocate decoupling from China, but proposed a three-pronged strategy of "protection, alliance, and engagement". It can be expected that this will be the basic direction for the development of Britain's relations with China in the future.
CameronSince 2010Prime Minister of the United KingdomSince then, he has visited China many times and is committed to promoting the development of China-UK relations. His China policy is known as Sino-British relations"Times"。During his tenure of office, he made every effort to promote cooperation between the two countries in the economic, trade, and people-to-people fields, and spared no effort to strengthen mutual trust and friendship in bilateral relations.
CameronSince the beginning of his political career, he has put cooperation with China at the top of his diplomatic agenda. He has achieved great popularity in China, where he is seen as a key figure in supporting the friendly development of the two countries.
However, withPoliticsThe situation has changed,Cameron's China policy is beginning to change. During his tenure as foreign secretary, he became more assertive on China and openly criticized China in parliamentary questions. He also called for his release"**"moleculesJimmy Lai, and withJimmy LaiThe son of the meeting, these moves caused a great deal in ChinaEmbassywarnings and criticisms.
CameronThe change shows that the UK's China policy has been affected and impacted by the external environment, but it also reflects that the UK's China policy has a certain complexity and confusion in dealing with China. The UK must strike a balance between defending its own interests, maintaining its relationship with China, and managing its relations with other Western countries.
CameronNews of the upcoming visit to China may mark a realignment of the UK's China policy. The United Kingdom** is expected to re-examine its China policy and try to seek cooperation and exchanges with China in order to safeguard the common interests of the two countries and promote the development of bilateral relations.
There is obvious bias and misdirection in the UK's reports on China, forming a negative stereotype of China, which is not conducive to the mutual understanding and friendship between the two peoples. The UK should be encouraged to report objectively and fairly on China's realities and developments, and make positive contributions to mutual understanding and friendship between the two peoples.
China-UK relations have a long history, with ups and downs. AlthoughCameronDuring his tenure as Prime Minister, he actively promoted the development of Sino-British relationsPoliticsThe situation has changed and he has taken a tough stance on China, but the news of his upcoming visit to China could mean a readjustment of the UK's China policy. The UK is expected to re-examine its China policy, safeguard the common interests of the two countries, and promote the development of bilateral relations.
China and the UK should strengthen the principle of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefitPoliticscooperation and exchanges in the fields of economy, trade, culture and other fields will jointly promote greater development of China-UK relations and benefit the two peoples.