Mainland China take countermeasures against the Hudson Institute and Reagan Library

Mainland China announced that it will take countermeasures to the Hudson Institute, Reagan Library, and the heads of the two institutions in the United States Hudson Institute, Reagan Library, and the two institutions.

Qin Gang, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mainland China on Friday (April 7), criticized the United States on the official website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, regardless of the repeated negotiations and resolute opposition of mainland China, and insisted on allowing Taiwan Cai Yingwen to from March 29 to 31,And from April 4th to 6th, he visited the United States for political activities.

Qin Gang refers to the Hudson Institute and the Reagan Library to provide a platform and convenience for Cai Yingwen's engage in Taiwan independence division activities in the United States.China sovereignty and territorial integrity. "

Mainland China has decided to strictly restrict universities, institutions and other organizations and individuals in mainland China, and conducts related transactions, exchanges, and cooperation with the Hudson Research Institute and the Reagan Library.

Mainland China also decided to show that Sara Stan, chairman of the board of directors of the Hudson Research Institute, and John Wats, director of the Reagan Library before the daily maintenance of Reagan Library,Besch and chief executive, Qiao Anni Drake, took measures and did not issue visas and not allowed to enter the country.

The four people's real estate, real estate and other types of property in mainland China will be frozen.Mainland China also prohibits domestic organizations, individuals and four people conduct related transactions, cooperation and other activities.

Mainland China announced earlier that the Vision Foundation of the Taiwan Family Institutions and Asian Liberty Democratic Democratic Alliances, which was accused of being accused of Taiwan ’s independence, and banned those in charge of the two institutions from entering the Special Administrative Region of the mainland, Hong Kong, and Macau, and forbiddenRelevant organizations in mainland China cooperate with them.Mainland China also decided to further sanction Taiwan's representative of the United States, Xiao Meiqin.