China opposes Obama-Dalai Lama meeting

The transcript discusses China's diplomatic engagement with the US regarding Tibet, emphasizing that Tibet is an internal matter and opposing any foreign interference. It highlights China's view of the Dalai Lama as a political figure rather than a religious one, and warns against US actions that could signal support for Tibetan independence. The transcript also touches on international maritime law, asserting the right of passage through straits without prior notification, and questions Japan's motives in media discussions about this issue.

What is China's position on foreign interference in Tibet?

• China is neutral about foreign interference in Tibet.

• China considers Tibet an internal affair and opposes foreign interference.

• China welcomes foreign involvement in Tibet.

• China encourages foreign countries to support Tibetan independence.

How does China view the Dalai Lama?

• As a neutral figure with no impact on international relations.

• As a supporter of China's policies.

• As a political exile involved in anti-China activities.

• As a religious leader with no political influence.

What signal does China believe a U.S. meeting with the Dalai Lama would send?

• A signal of support for Tibetan independence.

• A signal of improved U.S.-China relations.

• A signal of support for China's policies.

• A signal of neutrality in Tibetan affairs.

According to international law, what is the status of the Tsugaru Strait?

• It is a private waterway requiring permission for passage.

• It is a restricted area with limited access.

• It is an international strait allowing free passage without prior notification.

• It is a national waterway controlled by Japan.

What does China suspect about Japan's media discussions on the Tsugaru Strait?

• Japan is supporting China's stance on the strait.

• Japan is trying to promote international cooperation.

• Japan has questionable intentions behind the media discussions.

• Japan is attempting to clarify international law.