A spokesman for the British Embassy asked reporters about the mistake of the head of the British intelligence department.

The Journalist:According to reports, McCallum, the head of MI5, claimed that he was dealing with security threats from state actors every day when he released the department's annual threat assessment update report, and continued to exaggerate China's so-called espionage, cyber attacks and other activities against Britain. What's your comment on that?

The Embassy spokesman:British officials on China-related remarks are entirely nonsensical, the Chinese side firmly opposes and strongly condemns it.

The Chinese side has consistently pursued the principle of not interfering in domestic affairs, not posing a threat to any country, and will not interfere in the internal affairs of the British Ministry.The British intelligence department should focus on the real security threats faced in the UK, rather than firing for undeniable political purposes, spreading false information concerning China, which is neither responsible nor professional, but will only further damage the credibility of the British intelligence department.

We urge British officials to stop making groundless accusations against China, stop exaggerating the "China threat" and stop undermining Sino-British relations.