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Hanson, chairman of Australia’s far-right party, urges a boycott of China
The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman posted a cartoon on his Twitter account
Australian Prime Minister “The image is false … terrible slander”
Australian Prime Minister calls for investigation and investigation into the origin of Corona 19 in April
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The conflict between China and Australia intensifies as they collide. The two countries had a fierce battle over a cartoon, but it looks like it will turn into a boycott. Reporter Kim Tae-hyun’s report. The confrontation between China and Australia is spreading through boycotts carried out in China. Pauline Hanson, chair of Australia’s far-right party One Nation, called for a boycott of products made in China this holiday season. China’s ‘Global Times’ noted: “In China, there was no celebrity in China who claimed to boycott Australia.” “Australia trusts the United States to implement the most extreme anti-China policy.” The same ‘Fantasy Times’ series also read: “The Chinese author’s drawing of a cartoon in which Australian troops kill civilians is just an expression of anger against the slaughter.” Both sides have already fought a fierce battle on this issue. The conflict began late last month when a Chinese Foreign Relations spokesman Zaorizen posted an image on Twitter of an Australian soldier killing a local child in Afghanistan. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison apologized to the Chinese government, saying: “The image is false and is a terrible slander for Australians.” The Chinese government countered him head-on. The conflict between the two parties was sparked in April when Prime Minister Morrison demanded an international investigation and an investigation into the source of Corona 19. Following this, Australia again clashed in support of protesters at the Hong Kong democratization protest in June, and Australia participated in the ‘Quad’, a four-country anti-China security alliance, and conducted joint training on last month to foment conflict. Australia is intervening in the conflict between the United States and China, turning it into a proxy war. YTN Taehyun Kim[[email protected]]it is.
