Ministry of Commerce of China: Selling or stripping Tiktok must be in accordance with

The Ministry of Commerce of China said on Thursday (March 23) in response to questions about the United States who will ask Tiktok for mandatory sale that selling or peeling Tiktok involves technical export issues and must perform administrative license procedures in accordance with Chinese laws and regulations. "The Chinese government will make a decision in accordance with the law. "

According to the regular reporters released by the official website of the Ministry of Commerce of China, a spokesman Shu Xunting said that when the reporter of Shenzhen Satellite TV reported on the United States reported that Tiktok was required to be forced to sell, he said that he noticed the relevant reports.Regardless of the product and service itself, only from the status of foreign investors, forced the sale of Tiktok, which will seriously damage investors from various countries including China to invest in the United States to invest in confidence in the United States.She also said: "If the news is true, China will resolutely oppose it."

Shu Ji Ting also emphasized that the sales or peeling Tiktok involved technical export issues must be performed in accordance with China's laws and regulations.The government will make a decision in accordance with the law.

The U.S. government has notified Tiktok's parent company bytes to sell Tiktok shares held last week, otherwise this video sharing application may be banned.Byte beating is headquartered in Beijing.

Tiktok CEO Zhou will contribute to the US House of Representatives of the House of Representatives in the United States on Thursday, US time.Reuters quoted his written confession and said: "Tiktok has never shared with the Chinese government or received a request to share American user data. If someone raises it, Tiktok will not provide data as required,"

According to the House of Representatives, according to the House of RepresentativesThe written testimony posted on the website on Tuesday of the Energy and Commercial Commission, Zhou Yizi said that TIKTOK's parent company's byte beating is not owned or controlled by any government or country.He said: "Byte beating is not an agent in China or any country."

Critics are worried that this short video application with more than 150 million users in the United States will convey data to the Chinese government, the United States, the United States, the United States, the United States, the United States, the United States, the United States, the United StatesMembers have proposed four bills restricting its activities.