Bloomberg: The US is considering using even more strict measures that would put pressure on companies in countries like Japan and the Netherlands to restrict chip trade with China. Does the Foreign Ministry have any comments?

Lin Jian: China made clear its position more than once on the US’s malicious attempts to block and suppress China’s semiconductor industry. The US overstretches the concept of national security, politicizes trade and tech issues and uses them as weapons to tighten control over chip export to China and coerce other countries to go after China’s semiconductor industry, which severely undermines international trade rules, destabilizes global industrial and supply chains, and serves no one’s interests. China firmly opposes it. We hope relevant countries will do the right thing, firmly resist coercion, and jointly uphold a fair and open international trade order to protect their own long-term interests.__________________
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