Recently, everyone has been saying that the United States has a bad attitude towards China, especially those former American officials, which is really infuriating.
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You see, Jamie Metzl, a former official, actually said that China had a chance to become a second South Korea, but chose the "path of destruction" of Russia and Iran. Hearing this, it made people angry, and he even praised South Korea to the sky, saying that South Korea is a model, and that Russia and Iran are villains. Can you say that without making people angry?
Also, U.S. Ambassador to China Burns, who also jumped out and said something similar, warning that if China aided Russia, Sino-US relations would be over. Listen, isn't that a threat? It's really speechless. These people don't know China at all, and they don't want to understand China, and they always judge China with their own prejudices, which is simply ignorant!
In fact, China has always adhered to an independent development path and will not yield to the interests of the United States at all. We have our own path, we have our own choices, and we don't need the United States to dictate at all. Those American officials don't know anything about China, and they always think that they are high above and can judge other countries at will. This kind of attitude is really infuriating!
China's development path is our own choice and is in line with our own national interests. We don't need the United States to tell us what to do, and we don't need them to threaten us. China has its own principles and its own bottom line, and we will stick to our own path and will not change because of the threat of the United States.
And ah, those American officials are really going too far. They always compare China with Russia and Iran, and think that we are "villains". This is simply nonsense!
China has its own diplomatic relations with Russia and Iran, which is our right, and there is no need for the United States to interfere at all. Those officials in the United States always think that they are the world's policemen and think that they can arbitrarily interfere in the internal affairs of other countries.
Speaking of South Korea, those US officials hold South Korea in such high esteem as if South Korea is their "model student." As a matter of fact, South Korea's development path has its own characteristics, and it is not manipulated by the United States. South Korea has its own national interests, and they are also looking for a development path that suits them. And those officials in the United States always regard South Korea as their "model" and think that other countries should learn from South Korea. This kind of thinking is really naïve!
China has its own culture, its own history, and its own development path, and we don't need to learn from others. We have our own characteristics, we have our own advantages, and we will stick to our own path. Those officials in the United States always think that they are right, and think that other countries should follow their standards. This attitude is really arrogant!
In fact, China and the United States could have gotten along well, and we have a lot of common interests that can be mutually beneficial. However, those US officials always look at China with prejudice and always speak to us in a threatening tone, which is really unacceptable. We Chinese are very principled and will not change our position because of the threats of others.
Wonderful comments from netizens
Alas, I can't help but laugh out loud when I talk about the words of those former American officials. Jamie Metz really dares to say that China wants to learn from South Korea? Dude, have you forgotten how long our Chinese history is? It's as funny as saying that an elephant should learn how to dance with ants. China goes its own way, is it your turn to dictate? Who do you think you are?
Ambassador Burns was even more funny, jumping out and threatening us, saying that aiding Russia would affect Sino-US relations. Come on, buddy, have you watched too many Hollywood blockbusters? Do you really think of yourself as a superhero? China has its own diplomatic strategy, and you don't need to be a screenwriter. What you say is as childish as threatening a child not to give him candy. Do you think we're going to be scared?
These American officials are really funny, looking like the "world police", as if the whole world has to listen to them. Please, wake up, this is the 21st century, not your back garden. China has its own principles, and we are following the path of independent development, not your vassal countries. It's really convincing the arrogance of your gang.
Also, saying that China chose the "road of destruction" of Russia and Iran, I want to ask, who gave you the courage to speak like that? Liang Jingru? China has its own international relations, and to put it bluntly, you in the United States are jealous and don't look down on others. Russia and Iran are our friends, what does it matter to you how we make friends? It's really wide.
By the way, when it comes to South Korea, Americans really regard South Korea as a model student. Please, Koreans don't necessarily think so, do they? South Korea has its own development model, and China also has its own characteristics, so it is okay to learn from each other, but we have our own path. Those officials in the United States always think that others have to learn from them, what is this not hegemony?
Chinese netizens are going to laugh when they see the remarks of these American officials. You "self-righteous" people don't know anything about China at all, and you're still blind there. We Chinese have never been afraid of threats, and the more they threaten us, the more they stimulate our fighting spirit. By doing so, you will only unite us and strengthen our path.
Truth be told, it's time for those US officials to reflect on this. You're always so high up and down, and one day you're going to fall badly. China is not your enemy, and we have a lot to work with, but only if you respect us. Don't always try to talk to us in a threatening way, this attitude will only make us more disgusted.
Those officials in the United States should really do some introspection and see where their own problems are. China is not their enemy, we have our own development path, we have our own national interests, and we will not change because of their threats. We will stick to our own path, stick to our principles, and will not succumb to any external pressure.
I hope that those officials in the United States can put aside their prejudices and get along with us well, so that we can achieve real mutual benefit and win-win results.