China's foreign ministry opposes unilateral sanctions against North Korea

The transcript discusses China's opposition to unilateral sanctions outside the UN framework, emphasizing the complex and sensitive situation on the peninsula. It calls for reduced tensions and a return to negotiations. China asserts its sovereignty over entry permissions and addresses recent UK actions. Finally, it reiterates that Hong Kong affairs are purely internal and not open to foreign interference.

What is China's stance on unilateral sanctions outside the UN framework?

• China has no clear stance on them.

• China only opposes them in certain regions.

• China is consistently opposed to them.

• China supports them if they are beneficial.

What does China believe all parties should do to address tensions?

• Create a conducive environment for negotiations.

• Ignore the tensions.

• Increase military presence.

• Engage in economic sanctions.

What recent diplomatic action did China take with the UK?

• China summoned UK officials to discuss recent actions.

• China ignored the UK's actions.

• China imposed sanctions on the UK.

• China signed a new trade agreement.

What is China's position on who can enter its borders?

• It is determined by the UN.

• It is based on economic agreements.

• It is solely China's sovereign decision.

• It is decided by international consensus.

How does China view external interference in Hong Kong affairs?

• As a necessary international oversight.

• As a violation of China's internal matters.

• As a minor concern.

• As beneficial for Hong Kong's development.