China imposed sanctions on two former US State Department officials

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China announced sanctions on former US State Council officials Yu Maochun and Todd Stein (Todd Stein) to retaliate against the sanctions imposed by two Chinese officials due to Tibetan human rights issues.

According to the WeChat public account of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the WeChat public account of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the public account of the "Vast Pacific" news, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued an announcement on Friday (December 23) that the United States excuses the so -called "Tibet Human Rights" on December 9th,Illegally sanctions on two Chinese officials.According to Article 4, 5, and 6 of the People's Republic of China Anti -Foreign Agreement Law, China has decided to take anti -sanctions on Yu Maochun and Stein.

Sanctions include frozen the two people's real estate, real estate and other types of property in China; prohibit organizations and individuals in China from conducting relevant transaction activities;No entry.Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has signed the decision and took effect on December 23.

Yu Maochun is the former chief adviser to China Policy in the United States State Department. It is currently the director of the China Center in the Hudson Institute of Washington Think Tank in the United States.Stanan is a former US State Council official who has participated in Chinese and Tibetan affairs. He is currently the deputy director of the US Congress and the Administrative Official China Commission (CECC).

It is reported that on the eve of the International Human Rights Day on December 9, the US Treasury announced that more than 40 human rights and individuals in nine countries such as China, Russia, Iran, and Myanmar imposed sanctions.Including two Chinese officials accused of "seriously infringement of human rights" in Tibet.

The U.S. Treasury also sanctions on Chinese citizens and Zhuo Xinrong, the founder of Chinese citizens and Chairman of Dalian Ocean Fisheries, and the founder of Hepingtan Ocean, and the ten entities they controlled.The entities that the two companies have directly or indirectly are prohibited from listing.