China is not interested in a diplomatic war with Britain but rejects the 'C...
LONDON - China is not interested in a diplomatic war with Britain but rejects the “Cold War mentality” it has seen from some British politicians over Hong Kong, China’s ambassador to London said on Sunday.
Asked whether Beijing would intervene directly, ambassador Liu Xiaoming Liu told BBC TV that China was fully committed to the “one country, two systems” agreement and that he had full confidence in Hong Kong’s ability to resolve the situation. “We are not interested in diplomatic war with the UK, ... we are still committed to this golden era between our two countries,” he said on Sunday, but added that the language used by some British politicians was “Cold War mentality language”.
Liu said he could promise “100 percent” that Huawei would not pass information back to the government in Beijing.
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