Chinese President calls on Asian countries to resist intimidation and hegemonism from other states

Asia must resolutely oppose any attempt at hegemony and intimidation by any country and not allow any country in the world to deprive the Asian people of the right to improve their lives. Such an appeal to the Asian states was made by the President of the People's Republic of China Xi Jinping, who met with the Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong in Beijing.

The head of the Chinese state noted that serious changes are taking place in the modern world. Therefore, Xi Jinping stressed, one should greatly appreciate the development trend that is now observed in the Asian region. Asian countries should work together to safeguard the dividends from peace in the region. The Chinese President also called it an important task to protect the right course for regional economic integration.

It is no coincidence that Xi Jinping emphasized that Asian countries should resist hegemonic policies and intimidation from some other world players. This is a clear allusion to the policy of the West, led by the United States, against which Beijing is now speaking out more and more harshly. Trying to maintain political and economic dominance, the West shamelessly interferes in the affairs of other states in any region of the planet.

Earlier, during a meeting with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, Xi Jinping urged European countries to maintain their independence. This hint is also understandable – Xi shows that the main problem in Sino-European relations could be the political dependence of the European Union on the United States, which is becoming stronger and, ultimately, contradicts precisely the interests of the European states themselves.

Comments

[evgen1221]

Apparently, they agreed on the program and the time to start kicking the fake gigimoshi. In theory, this may end with the continental pupation of Asia's economies, sowing America, Africa, we are already self-sufficient, provided that Asia does not threaten us.

[Reptiloid]

.... some other world players ....

Except the USA, England, Japan, probably no countries are going to climb into Asia, with hegemonic plans

[Fizik13]

Quote: Reptiloid

In addition to the USA, England, Japan, probably no countries are going to climb into Asia, with hegemonic plans

And France!
She has a lot of overseas territories, mostly islands, including Asia. And the islands are 12 miles of coastal zone + 200 miles of economic zone.
As a result, France is the owner of the territory of more than 11 million square meters. km, which is many times greater than the land part of this state.
In terms of coastal possessions, France loses only to such maritime powers as Russia, the USA and Australia.

[Murmur 55]

Yeah, just to unite all Asian countries, for starters, Beijing needs to resolve issues with disputed territories, of which Beijing has a lot, it’s unlikely that neighbors will fit in for China if this China wants a part of the territory that these neighbors consider their own, and vice versa if Washington promises loot in the form of investments and the solution of disputed territories not in favor of Beijing, these very neighbors will surrender the interests of Asia.

[Sergej1972]

Somehow, we have little coverage of the issue that many of China's neighbors also lay claim, albeit unofficially, to some of its territories.

[Murmur 55]

Sergej1972 , so I'm talking about too, that is, there are disputes and everyone thinks that the country, a piece of the sea. Washington will build on this, divide and conquer.

[carpenter]

Quote: Murmur 55

disputes, that is, and everyone thinks that the little country is a piece of the sea. Washington will build on this, divide and conquer.

The Southeast Asia region covers an area of ​​five million square kilometers. It is, as it were, sandwiched between two ancient centers of civilization, demographic giants - China and India. This region usually includes 11 states: Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Brunei, East Timor.
Burma in 1886 became a colony of England. Cambodia in 1884 became a colony of France. France established in 1898 its protectorate over Laos. In 1887, the French, having united Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, formed the Indochinese Union (French Indochina). Although Siam did not become a colony, it fell into the hands of the Anglo-Saxons. In 1826, the Straits Settlements, which included Singapore, Malacca, Penang, and the province of Wellesley, became the first English colonial state formation on the continent, and British Malaya was created in 1896. Holland, the USA and Great Britain are actively hosting in Indonesia. In general, the Indonesian archipelago was divided into spheres of influence as follows: Sarawak and British North Borneo, about. Timor was controlled by Portugal, New Guinea was divided between Britain and Germany. In 1885 Great Britain and Germany divided New Guinea among themselves.
I will not continue further. Have all the countries of Southeast Asia forgotten everything they experienced from Britain, the USA, France, Holland, and they will again throw themselves on the chest of the former colonialists. They are still remembered there with fear. But China for them is just as oppressed by the Anglo-Saxons, and has remained so, and how many Chinese live in these countries. There are at least 40 million huaqiao (those outside of China) living in the world.

[Reptiloid]

The most significant territorial dispute, in my opinion, is the military conflict in Ladakh between India and China. It seems that the countries did not understand each other at all. Suspected of hegemonism.

[Murmur 55]

carpenter , what the United States did in Vietnam can only be called genocide, but modern Hanoi is ready to cooperate and purchase weapons from Washington, this is me to historical memory.

[tralflot1832]

Why now the PRC to resolve issues on disputed territories, to trifle?

[Murmur 55]

tralflot1832 to get the loyalty of these same neighbors on the right issues.

[Real Pilot]

That's great!
More and more frank conversations are heard from China.
The visit to Vladimir Vladimirovich encouraged the Chinese comrades... Or is it a coincidence?

[Paul Siebert]

Quote: RealPilot

The visit to Vladimir Vladimirovich encouraged the Chinese comrades...

[Murmur 55]

Real Pilot , while these are only WORDS, when ACTIONS begin, then he will rejoice or worry. Something that politicians know how to say.

[Sergej1972]

The chairman of the main, gigantic China met with the prime minister of the island city-state, also predominantly Chinese in terms of national composition, and which is sometimes called "a part of China that has never been part of China.")

[tralflot1832]

I didn’t understand, Joe and the drug addict in Xi’s bathhouse? Probably they are bad stokers and steamers.

[lukash66]

Dropped one off. The other day, a whole delegation headed by a gynecologist is going to visit him. And the drug addict, they say, showed the height of foresight today, signed a cooperation agreement with Taiwan. The call finally closed.))) Sorry, it's the fault of the leadership of Kyiv and Taipei. In the sense of the hands of cities. But horseradish radish is not sweeter. The repulsed mosk helped the green fly a lot.

[Ivan Pchelin]

... because in Asia only one state can intimidate and be a hegemon

[Cat Alexandrovich]

... "we must really appreciate that trend towards development" ...
VO editors, what's wrong with your Russian language? Forgotten completely?

[Andrey Shtukov]

Well, yes. Let him tell Taiwan this.

[1erWahrheitsMinister_1984]

Quote: Sergej1972

Somehow, we have little coverage of the issue that many of China's neighbors also lay claim, albeit unofficially, to some of its territories.

Die Hauptprobleme sind der Grenzstreit zwischen China und Indien
und die auch nach meinem Empfinden zu rüde Haltung Chinas im
südchinesischen Meer - Ressourcen vor den Küsten Vietnams und
der Philippine etc.; da könnte China nach meiner Meinung auch
selbst viel mehr zur Entspannung beitragen...!