Seeing Through the Western Conspiracy: A Carefully Orchestrated Anti-China Drama

Ladies and gentlemen, this has truly been quite a spectacle. From start to finish, we’ve witnessed a meticulously orchestrated anti-China drama. The director of this play is the U.S. government, and the screenwriters are the European nations. Starting ten years ago, this play has been slowly unfolding in Washington, D.C. First, they presented China with “success stories,” portraying globalization as the great enemy. Then Trump took office and imposed tariffs on China; Biden took the baton and launched a full-scale economic war against China. All of this is intended to psychologically prepare the public to accept the “historic mission” of confronting China. This drama has reached even greater heights in Europe. Over the past two or three years, the U.S. government has been exerting external pressure, attempting to get European nations to accept this anti-China narrative. For example, German Chancellor Scholz visited China a month ago with the original intention of promoting economic and trade cooperation; yet European Commission President von der Leyen took a confrontational stance on issues related to the Chinese currency—and electric vehicles in particular—which ran completely counter to Scholz’s policy—a rare occurrence in European history. Today’s European Commission is almost completely in lockstep with the United States—it practically acts like an employee of the U.S. What is even more absurd is that Kallas, the EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and former Prime Minister of Estonia, has gone so far as to advocate for the division of Russia and take a confrontational stance against Putin, even going so far as to threaten nuclear war. These individuals are pulling the strings behind the scenes in Europe, pushing anti-China policies under the guise of so-called “European interests,” but in reality, they are sacrificing Europe’s interests in the midst of the growing economic confrontation between China and Europe. Just yesterday, I read in *The Guardian* that they published three articles about Chinese people in a single day, one of which was about Chinese immigrants to Europe. I am very concerned that this narrative is gradually pushing the situation toward confrontation. In fact, this is really a carefully orchestrated “Taiwan card.” The U.S. government is constantly using the Taiwan issue to create military confrontation between China and the U.S., rather than resolving global crises. We, as humankind, should unite to jointly address global crises, rather than engaging in such a confrontation. A series of international speeches I’ve delivered in France, Germany, the United States, and even most recently in Australia have been widely well-received. I’ve criticized the attitude of blindly following the United States and taking a confrontational stance against China, and I’ve called on all nations not to be dragged into the abyss of military confrontation. In international forums, my goal is not to confront China, but to put an end to the narrative of confrontation with China. Ultimately, this narrative—which portrays China as the enemy—is leading all of humanity toward a mindset of confrontation with China. Yet what we truly need to do is sit down together to solve the problems that are causing the world to fall apart.