Mainland China summoned the Philippine Ambassador to China to protest Magaks and Lai Q

After the Philippine President President Magos congratulates Lai Qingde's election in Taiwan, Mainland China summoned the Philippine Ambassador to China and proposed a serious negotiation.

A spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China Mao Ning on Tuesday (January 16) said at a regular press conference that Pariculus's speech involved in Taiwan seriously violated a China Principles and the China -Philippine Casting Communist Party, and seriously violated the Philippines in the Philippines.The political commitment of Chinese parties rudely interfered in China's internal affairs.The Chinese side strongly dissatisfied and resolutely opposed it, and had filed strong protests to the Philippines as soon as possible.

Mao Ning said that the assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs of China has summoned the Philippine Ambassador to China on Tuesday to propose a serious negotiation and urged the Philippines to explain to China a responsible explanation.

Mao Ning said that the results of Taiwan's elections cannot change the basic pattern and development direction of cross -strait relations. They are telling the Philippines not to play fire on the Taiwan issue.The wrong words and deeds on the top stop sending any error signals to the "Taiwan independence" division forces.

Mao Ning also said that Xiaomakus "read more books and correctly understand the ins and outs of Taiwan's issues, so as to draw the correct conclusion."

Little Marco Monday (January 15) issued a post on social media X (formerly known as Twitter) to congratulate Lai Qingde for his election, and expressed his expectations to strengthen cooperation in the next few years.The Philippine Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded the next day that Maxichas congratulated Lai Qingde. He thanked Taiwan for accepting Philippine workers and congratulations to Taiwan for successful elections.

After summoning the Philippine Ambassador to China in mainland China, the Philippine Presidential Palace Malaca Nangong reiterated the position of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to pursue a Chinese policy on Tuesday.