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Ms. Chu Phuong Lien, spokesperson for the Chinese government’s Taiwan Affairs Office – Photo: Global Times / VCG
Associated Bloomberg On March 31, it reported that the United States Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has made China “uncomfortable” by including the island of Taiwan as a “country” on its website. On March 31, China responded.
The spokesman for the Chinese government’s Taiwan Affairs Office, Zhu Feng Lian (Zhu Feng Lian), said NASA hurt the feelings of the 1.4 billion Chinese when it was listed as such.
At a press conference in Beijing, Ms. Chu said NASA needed to “correct the error as soon as possible.” “We maintain a clear and uncompromising attitude that the island of Taiwan is part of China,” he said.
Before that, in a comment on March 29, the sheet People’s diary “This kind of mistake” from China describes NASA as “unforgivable.”
According to the sheet Global timesNASA recently listed Taiwan as the “country” in the “Send your name to Mars” application on its website. Consequently, registrants’ names can be inserted into a chip and sent to space.
It is unclear how long Taiwan was listed as a “country” on NASA’s website, but more than 18 million people submitted the earlier request, according to Bloomberg.
