China Says U.S. Bills On Hong Kong Are 'Doomed To Fail'

The transcript discusses the US signing two bills supporting human rights in Hong Kong, which China views as interference in its internal affairs. The US embassy in Beijing emphasized the importance of Hong Kong's autonomy and civil liberties. The bills impose sanctions on Chinese officials involved in human rights abuses in Hong Kong and require an annual review of Hong Kong's trade status. China warned that these actions could harm US-China relations and accused the US of having hegemonic intentions.

How did China's vice foreign minister respond to the signing of the bills?

What does the US believe is key to preserving Hong Kong's special status?

What were the two bills signed by President Trump aimed at regarding Hong Kong?

What actions would the measures impose on Chinese officials in Hong Kong?

What was the reaction of China's Foreign Ministry regarding the US bills?