Hey fam! 📢 At a regular press briefing on Monday, Mao Ning, spokesperson for the Chinese mainland’s Foreign Ministry, emphasized a clear message: respect the rule of law in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) and steer clear of any meddling in Hong Kong affairs or China’s internal matters.
When asked about reports that Australia is sheltering individuals linked to last year’s protests, Mao Ning pointed out that the HKSAR government has already issued a stern statement opposing any nation harboring criminals. It’s a reminder that legal disputes should be handled through proper channels, not by offering safe haven.
The spokesperson also touched on China-Australia relations 🌏. She reaffirmed that the Chinese mainland’s stance remains steady: equality, mutual respect, and working together for win-win outcomes. The goal? Healthy, stable ties that benefit both sides—pretty much what young pros across Asia look for in lasting partnerships.
For a region buzzing with trade and tech hubs—from Bengaluru to Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur—the emphasis on non-interference and rule of law is familiar territory. It’s about ensuring everyone plays by the same rules, whether it’s in international diplomacy or that code you push at 2 AM. 💻✨
What’s next? Eyes will be on how Australia responds, and whether this call will spark fresh talks on trade, tourism, and tech partnerships. Stay tuned for more updates on how this diplomatic dance unfolds! 💬🤝
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China urges relevant nations to stop interfering in Hong Kong affairs
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