Liu Guangyuan, a special agent of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong, met Mei Ruui, the Consul General in Hong Kong, and asked the United States not to engage in political infiltration.
According to Hong Kong 01 reports, a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to the media inquiries on Thursday (February 23) that Liu Guangyuan saw Gregory May, and Mei Ruirui and the United States general in Hong Kong and Macau in Hong Kong and Macau.The consulate was accused of intervening in the words and deeds of Hong Kong affairs, proposed to be strictly negotiated, and expressed strong dissatisfaction.
Liu Guangyuan called on Mei Rurui to abide by the professional ethics of diplomats and draw out three red lines, requiring the United States to not endanger China's national security, not to engage in political infiltration in Hong Kong, and to disrupt the prospects of Hong Kong's development.
The South China Morning Post quoted sources reported that Liu Guangyuan met Mei Ruui this week.A spokesman for the US Consulate General in Hong Kong and Macau responded that the US Consulate General "did not hesitate to disclose and privately convey the information that the United States has failed to be eroded in Hong Kong's autonomy in private."According to a seminar organized by the US think tank strategy and international research center, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of China may further destroy the independence of the Hong Kong judicial system on the interpretation of the National Security Law of Hong Kong.
