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However, the other side is the United States, so we should be cautious in everything we say and do in diplomacy. If we are not careful, we will make a big mistake.

Qin Yi's smile did not change. Instead, he grabbed another question and asked: "controversial issues? Can you give me an example? In my impression, the government and the spokesperson have always been very friendly and never take the initiative to have friction with others. It happens that director Xu is also here. You can put forward your opinions and we will actively improve our working attitude after verification. "

Xu Bingjie smiles and nods to Qin Yi, and then affirms her words: "Qin Yi's words are good. I welcome Ms. O'Brien to put forward opinions to us."

"There has always been a dispute over the demarcation line between China and the Philippines in the southernmost part of the sea area. The Chinese spokesman has repeatedly said that he would not give in. Is it not a tough attitude? Ms. Qin. "

Medelint places Qin Yi's name, and does not want to let the wily foreign minister Lou and experienced Xu Bingjie interpose, clearly trying to grasp the story of Qin Yi.

The US Secretary of state echoed: "it is true that we should sit down and have a good discussion on the controversial issues. A tough attitude will only intensify the contradictions. Does China want to occupy the disputed sea area?"

Qin Yi would like to learn from deputy director Yang: it's none of the US business to argue over our territorial waters.

Every time there is a disturbance in the surrounding areas of China, the United States always sticks in the wrong direction, either for China or for China.

Fortunately, her professionalism is good. No matter what she thinks in her heart, she looks surprised: "the territorial issue, naturally, will not give in. I think the United States and other countries in the world are the same."

Obviously, Medellin had a deep understanding of China, and she said: "of course, no land will be ceded to the undisputed territory. But as far as I know, in the 1990s, China's leaders at that time made a statement on the disputed sea areas of the two countries, asking for" shelving disputes and developing jointly ". However, since the beginning of this century, especially in the past decade, China has repeatedly stated that it has come from the southernmost end of the night Yangjiao is the territory of China, which is totally contradictory. Should China make a reasonable explanation instead of repeatedly saying that it will not give in

With a blink of an eye, Qin Yi should have said: "sunset reef has been China's territory since ancient times, which has been recorded in ancient books 600 years ago. The dispute is not China, but the Philippines."

Madeline: --

She was shocked by Qin Yi's brazen little earthquake, full of words are blocked in the throat.

China's territory since ancient times? Mongolia used to be the territory of China. Now it is two countries. How can she say that sunset reef has been China's territory since ancient times?

It's not China, it's the Philippines that is still in dispute. The responsibility for this dispute lies with the Philippines?

So if the Philippines doesn't make a fuss, there will be no dispute over its territorial waters?

Is the disputed border line around China all right? If others don't make trouble, there will be no dispute?

According to this, what are the controversies? Just listen to China?

The U.S. Secretary of state sniffed, feeling that they looked down on the beautiful female diplomat, and said to Medellin: "many countries are divided, divided and merged, and their territory is completely different from that when they were founded. If we judge the ownership of land since ancient times, many countries will have disputes."

"If it can not be regarded as the determination of territorial ownership since ancient times, then what can be identified?" Qin Yi looked at the Secretary of state of the United States with a magic eye.

The Secretary of state of the United States was suddenly blessed. She felt that she looked at herself as if she were mentally retarded. Then she could read her inner thoughts from her eyes: the land they were stepping on was still Indian territory hundreds of years ago. If the territory could not be recognized as belonging to ancient times, the United States would not exist.

His original idea was to use the international law principle of "effective occupation" to identify the sunset reef as belonging to the Philippines, because now it is the Philippines that actually controls the sunset reef, but he has forgotten the definition of "since ancient times".

"Since ancient times" emphasizes the principle of preemption in international law, "since ancient times" is the inherent territory formed by history, and international law has no right to deprive.

China has never given up its ownership of sunset reef. However, in the last century, due to various reasons, it has temporarily lost control. It is also illegal for the Philippines to take advantage of this opportunity to acquire territory by occupying "prescription".

The "prescription" of occupation requires that the countries concerned have no protest and claim to be effective. If there are continuous protests and claims, the territory occupation will be disturbed.

The U.S. Secretary of state feels mentally retarded.