Wang Liqiang, who claims to be ＂Chinese spy＂, was rejected by Australian political

Wang Liqiang, who is currently exiled in Australia and claimed to be "Chinese spy", was rejected by the Australian government for political asylum and may be repatriated to China.

According to the Australian Daily Telecommunications report, the Australian court ruled that Wang Liqiang had committed serious fraud after he had committed severe fraud to the Chinese Sydney merchant Xin Filip SHU.After passing, if Australia refused to turn his tourist visa into a refugee visa, Wang Liqiang may be deported.The Australian court once said that Wang Liqiang had a "full reason" and was worried that he might have happened to return to China, but the Australian court said that he still could not approve Wang Liqiang's shelter application.

When Wang Liqiang, 32 years old, accepted the Australian "Ninth Channel" journalism "60 minutes" in 2019, claimed to be engaged in special agents in Hong Kong and Taiwan, and revealed how Beijing intelligence agencies were manipulating through manipulation through manipulation.The media, penetration of universities, interfered in the Hong Kong protest movement and Taiwan elections, and carried out infiltration work in Australia.

Wang Liqiang described himself. At that time, he had participated in the abduction of Li Bo and others of Hong Kong Causeway Bay Bookstore, Li Bo, and the campus of the University of Hong Kong.He also claimed that he had stolen military secrets and was assigned to coordinate the online army to manipulate and intervene in Taiwan elections. He fled to Australia and stayed in the local area, hoping to seek political asylum.

Wang Liqiang's interview attracted attention from international public opinion at the time.However, the Shanghai Public Security subsequently issued a notice saying that Wang Liqiang was not a agent, but a fugitive who was suspected of fraud. He was charged with fraud in 2016, and was sentenced to one year and three months in prison in the Gluriench County People's Court of Fujian.The year six months.The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticized at the time that the Australian media "rumored to be rumored to China."

The Chinese official media has published a comment article on Monday (January 9) that there are two reasons for Wang Liqiang's application for asylum.The authenticity of the spy story he threw that year was unable to verify.