China vows no bullying, to work with PH to 'properly resolve' South China Sea issue

In his address at the 5th Manila Forum on Monday, State Councilor and Foreign Minister of China Wang Yi said each side has their own claims and positions, but it is important to prevent those from"taking hostage the overall bilateral relationship."

Imposing one side's claims and will over the other is not the proper way to treat neighbors and goes against Oriental philosophy, he added.Wang said China and the Philippines must find ways to properly manage and resolve the issue in the spirit of goodwill and pragmatism, so that both countries could equally benefit from the solution.

Wang further stressed that China would continue to work with the country to keep peace in East Asia despite what he called"repeated provocations" from outside the region.

Shutaaacaaaaaaa CHINA is preparing for an invasion - sooner or later. It's just a matter which country will submit first.🤷🏻‍♂️

C'mon. From the start, China never respected our sovereignty and continues to do so, claiming waters and getting resources thru force and intimidation, not theirs.

ma.karma sana kayo

ows talaga?.style nyo bulok!

how, you will buy our leaders?

Sus puro salita! Pweh

Pilipinos expect China to respect our freedom, democracy and territory. They have enough problems controlling other countries; just leave us, we can manage, thank you.

: Really? till this time, when u have already taken, built your defenses, d ongoing intrusions of claiming these islands and their marine resources

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