China Ambassador to EU on Vaccine, H.K., Market Opening

The video discusses China's commitment to sharing vaccines globally as a public good. It addresses the controversy surrounding Hong Kong's autonomy, emphasizing that Hong Kong is a special administrative region of China and its affairs are internal. The video also covers the EU's White Paper, which, although not explicitly mentioning China, raises concerns about Chinese investments in Europe. The speaker hopes for compliance with WTO rules and warns against protectionist measures.

What is China's stance on the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine?

• It will be distributed based on political alliances.

• It will be reserved for Chinese citizens only.

• It will be shared as a public good.

• It will be sold to the highest bidder.

How does China view the European Parliament's comments on Hong Kong?

• As an interference in China's internal affairs.

• As a neutral observation.

• As a misunderstanding of the situation.

• As a supportive gesture.

What is the 'One Country, Two Systems' policy?

• A policy allowing Hong Kong to have its own military.

• A policy that grants Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy.

• A policy that restricts Hong Kong's economic activities.

• A policy that merges Hong Kong's and China's legal systems.

Why does China believe national security legislation is necessary in Hong Kong?

• To safeguard national security and ensure stability.

• To reduce Hong Kong's autonomy.

• To increase foreign investment in Hong Kong.

• To change Hong Kong's capitalist system.

What impact does China claim the national security legislation will have on Hong Kong?

• It will lead to economic decline.

• It will change the lifestyle of Hong Kong's residents.

• It will alter Hong Kong's capitalist system.

• It will maintain Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy.

What concern do Chinese investors have regarding recent EU measures?

• The EU is reducing trade barriers for Chinese goods.

• The EU is opening its doors to more Chinese investments.

• The EU is closing its doors to Chinese investments.

• The EU is increasing subsidies for Chinese companies.

What does China hope the EU will avoid in its trade measures?

• Opening more markets for Chinese goods.

• Increasing tariffs on European goods.

• Reducing subsidies for European companies.

• Creating new trade barriers under the pretext of subsidies.