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The Chinese ambassador to the UK, Liu Xiaoming, was captured by netizens on the 9th and “accidentally suspected” of liking erotic tweets, prompting heated discussions between foreign media and netizens. Image: Luke de Pulford’s Twitter
Wolf Warriors’ Chinese diplomats dare to speak up, dare to drown, and are more courageous to like the things they like. Only before some netizens found out that Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian was tracking the account of former audiovisual actress Sora Aoi. Liu Xiaoming, China’s ambassador to the UK, who once claimed that there are no so-called “concentration camps” in Xinjiang, was captured by netizens on the 9th. He “accidentally suspected” that he liked erotic tweets, which which sparked heated discussions among foreign media and netizens, and was also a member of the British Conservative Party’s Human Rights Committee. Sarcastically on Twitter: “Is this what old man Roosevelt called big stick diplomacy?”
Some foreign netizens pointed out that Liu Xiaoming liked a tweet on the Twitter account titled “Sao Wife Daily.” The content was a 0 second sex video of “black stockings with foot”. The message was immediately forwarded by a large number of netizens. Luke de Pulford, a member of the UK Conservative Party Human Rights Committee, also shared screenshots on Twitter and said bitterly: “WARNING: DO NOT READ THIS IF YOU ARE EATING (WARNING: DO NOT READ THIS IF YOU EAT), Ambassador Chinese in the UK Liu Xiaoming has a suspect A tweet from a woman helping a man do “footjob.” Is this the great diplomacy that old man Roosevelt said?
In this regard, netizens also left comments and ridiculed: “Toothpick diplomacy”, “So this is the true face of diplomat Wolf Warrior?”, “He may like the background music of the film”, ” He can cover up everything that happened in Xinjiang, but he can’t. ” Hiding one’s hobbies. “At present, the video tweet has disappeared from Liu Xiaoming’s Twitter account” as content. “The Chinese Embassy in the UK also issued a statement that read:” Anti-China activists maliciously attacked Ambassador Liu Xiaoming’s Twitter account via the Internet, falsifying and using despicable methods. “
It is understood that the “diplomacy of the great club” comes from the former US president Roosevelt (Theodore Roosevelt Jr.) “Speak softly and carry a great club, you will go far.” The famous saying refers to the “Monroe Doctrine” of the United States based on its diplomatic policy since 1823 and actively intervened in the affairs of the Western Hemisphere. Old Roosevelt argued that the United States should maintain order in the Western Hemisphere on its own.
And Pei Lunde tweeted again an hour later, claiming that he felt a bit bad laughing at Liu Xiaoming, but when he thought of the Xinjiang Uyghur and Hong Kong concentration camps, his guilt was immediately relieved. Liu Xiaoming was interviewed by the British National Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on July 19. The program aired a video online of millions of Uighurs arrested and escorted blindfolded; the presenter said that this video is reminiscent of the 1930s through the 20th century. In Germany in the 1940s, “The tragic situation of Uighurs escorted with blindfolds” was broadcast in front of Liu Xiaoming. In fact, he replied that there were no so-called “concentration camps” in Xinjiang and that the film “should be fake.” He also denies previous reports that the CCP is forcing birth control and sterilization of Uighur women in Xinjiang to control the Uighur population and is tantamount to “progressive genocide.”
Some foreign netizens pointed out that Liu Xiaoming liked a tweet on the Twitter account titled “Sao Wife Daily.” The content was a 0 second sex video of “black stockings with foot”. The message was immediately forwarded by a large number of netizens. Luke de Pulford, a member of the UK Conservative Party Human Rights Committee, also shared screenshots on Twitter and said bitterly: “WARNING: DO NOT READ THIS IF YOU ARE EATING (WARNING: DO NOT READ THIS IF YOU EAT), Ambassador Chinese in the UK Liu Xiaoming has a suspect A tweet from a woman helping a man do “footjob.” Is this the great diplomacy that old man Roosevelt said?
Wolf Warriors’ Chinese diplomats dare to speak up, dare to drown, and are more courageous to like the things they like. Only before some netizens found out that Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian was tracking the account of former audiovisual actress Sora Aoi. Liu Xiaoming, China’s ambassador to the UK, who once claimed that there are no so-called “concentration camps” in Xinjiang, was captured by netizens on the 9th. He “accidentally suspected” that he liked erotic tweets, which which sparked heated discussions among foreign media and netizens, and was also a member of the British Conservative Party’s Human Rights Committee. Sarcastically on Twitter: “Is this what old man Roosevelt called big stick diplomacy?”
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