France expresses its stance on China EU relations and calls for a harmonious global order!

Mondo International Updated on 2024-02-23

Recently, a storm of heated discussions has been set off on social media, and a high-profile arms sales contract has been signed between the Taiwan authorities and France, totaling up to NT$2.4 billion. This news made the Taiwan authorities complacent and happy to think that they had found strong support, but their joy was soon shattered by the French turnaround!

On February 20, Wang Yi, the governor of China, visited France, but received an unexpected courtesy. France's Macron personally received him and shook hands warmly, which made it clear that France attaches great importance to Sino-French relations. This scene is really exciting!

In his conversation with Wang Yi, Macron made an unequivocal statement, clearly responded to China's concerns about the Taiwan issue, and once again emphasized the "one-China policy" that France has always pursued. This is simply a slap in the face to the Taiwan authorities and has directly broken some rumors about France. France has made it clear that the Taiwan issue is an absolute "red line" that cannot be touched!

At this time, we can't help but praise France. Their wisdom and firmness have shown people the responsibility and responsibility that a major country should have. Macron's "reassurance" is not only a sign of respect for China, but also a commitment to international order, peace and stability. This is a remarkable statement and a resounding slap in the face to those who stir up trouble in international affairs!

Facing up to the world situation, we are well aware of the complexity of various hot-spot issues. The Russia-Ukraine conflict has dragged on, the Middle East has continued to fight, and Europe has fallen into an energy shortage. All this has to do with the turmoil provoked by certain major powers in regional affairs. And all this has had a serious impact on Europe, and it has also made Europe appear somewhat passive under the dictates of the United States.

But now, Europe, and France in particular, is pursuing "strategic autonomy". This is a positive signal, a yearning for a multipolar world, and a reflection on the blind following of the United States in the past. Isn't it? Isn't it for the sake of a better future that Europe is no longer willing to be swayed by the United States and that it is no longer willing to sacrifice its own interests on various issues?

France's statement was a shock to US-European relations. If Europe really insists on seeking strategic autonomy and does not blindly side with the United States, it will undoubtedly be good news for China. This means that we can pursue more opportunities for cooperation and ease the pressure that the United States may exert.

However, the recent EU anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese electric vehicles has been a bit of a disappointment. This kind of protectionist behavior will only undermine the mutually beneficial and win-win cooperation between China and the EU. Our spokesperson Mao Ning bluntly pointed out that some countries have built small courtyards and high walls for the so-called "de-risking", which is actually losing long-term development and hindering the prosperity and progress of the world.

The world belongs to everyone, and the opportunity for development is also everyone's. We need to pursue unity rather than confrontation, and seek cooperation rather than confrontation. France, as an important power, has a responsibility to play a constructive role in Sino-European relations. Macron's statement is a good start, and the key now is to put it into practice and take concrete actions to strengthen China-EU relations.

At this turbulent moment in the world, we need more rational and wise voices, and we need more responsible major countries that are willing to work together to maintain world peace and stability. France, let us work together to build a harmonious international order. It is hoped that France will become a leader in China-EU relations and contribute to the future of the world.

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