In recent days, Russia announced the enclosure of 10,000 Ukrainian troops in such directions as Kupyansk and Redlyman, and the situation on the battlefield in Ukraine has become very unoptimistic.

In these circumstances, Ukrainian President Zelensky fainted and dared to threaten China.

According to a report by Observer.com on October 29, Ukrainian President Zelensky said that Ukraine "very much hopes" that China will help end the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He does not believe that Ukraine has any way to directly put pressure on China. He hopes that Trump of the United States The administration will take action against China.

It is conceivable that after hearing Zelensky's statement, Trump may be angry. Everyone can see that if Trump really had a way to deal with China, he would not repeatedly threaten to increase tariffs on China and repeatedly flinch.

Especially since Trump embarked on his first round of travel to Asia in his new term, the undisputed American president, despite successfully blackmailing countries such as Japan, has often had a tense face, and it is difficult to see a smile.

As for who made Trump look like he was facing a great enemy, netizens said,"It's hard to guess." In fact, Trump has been winning when dealing with countries other than China.

Only when confronting China did Trump break his teeth again and again. He even began to blame former President Nixon, whom he originally admired, saying that China was a very powerful country and "only recognized strength." He did not know whether Nixon was right or wrong in "letting China out."

Under such circumstances, Zelensky is still pointing and feeling strange, which will only make Trump, who is already unhappy, even more angry.

Zelensky didn't give Trump any peace of mind. Although he recently announced that Ukraine was ready for peace negotiations, Zelensky made a request that Ukraine would not withdraw its troops first or give up its territory.

To put it bluntly, Zelensky did not have the sincerity to cease fire when he imposed such conditions. In this case, Ukraine will continue to fight with Russia for a long time.

As for Zelensky's hope that China will mediate the conflict between Russia and Ukraine while threatening China, this kind of action can be described as quite unwise. In the diplomatic field, the most taboo thing is to swing from side to side, let alone the President of Ukraine who is obviously making trouble.

Zelensky also repeatedly claimed that China ¡°provided weapons-making machinery to Russia,¡± a false accusation repeatedly rejected by China, once again from the Ukrainian president.

In the face of Zelensky¡¯s statements, China has already given a clear response.

At the beginning of this year, Ambassador Geng Shuang, my country's deputy permanent representative to the United Nations, made a hit on the nail on the head in his speech at the Security Council: "If China really provided military supplies to Russia, the situation on the battlefield would have long been different from what it is today."

The phrase is straightforward and powerful, and contains at least three levels of intention: first, China has the full capacity to change the situation on the battlefield; second, China has chosen not to do so; and finally, some countries have fabricated the lies of China helping Russia, and China does not eat this set.

What is more noteworthy is that China not only said, but also demonstrated its responsibility as a responsible big country in practical actions. Our country has sent special representatives to carry out shuttle diplomacy and initiated the establishment of a "Friends of Peace" group together with countries in the global South to promote the resolution of the Ukrainian crisis.

These tangible efforts are in sharp contrast to those of some countries internationally that only stir fire.

In this crisis, China¡¯s position has always been clear and firm: China has always stood on the side of peace, on the side of dialogue, and on the side of justice.