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The title of this report is no joke, but many of our readers may find it interesting and strange that the US House of Representatives has voted to remove China from its status as a developing country and make it a developed country. But China has condemned the move and has refused to join the ranks of developed or "rich" countries.
The vote in the US House of Representatives in March was unanimous, and so was China's reaction. Ironically, it was US lawmakers' attempts to raise China's status on the official development scale that angered Beijing.
Don't be surprised, the only thing is that important economic and geographical issues are at stake for this second largest economy in the world to qualify itself as a developed country.
Agence France-Presse says China has been asserting itself as a major global power for the past few years and adopting "great power diplomacy". But this response is on a "geopolitical" scale.
When it comes to dollars and cents, the world's second-largest economy prefers to stick with the world's developing nations.
On March 27, the lower house of the US Congress unanimously approved a bill seeking to strip China of its "developing country" status. House Bill 1107, which asked the US Secretary of State to work for the People's Republic of China (PRC) to end its "developing country" status, passed by a vote of 415 to 0. .
The matter has now gone to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the US president is still a long way from signing it, but the response from China was almost immediate.
"This is another example of US policy aimed at containing China," said the China Daily, the official newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party.
The gist of China Daily's response was that the United States is facing the end of China and a world in which the United States was the only axis and now China is playing an important role in the multipolar world. Using every tactic.
Even the South China Morning Post, a more neutral Hong Kong newspaper, warned that the House's vote would be seen as "another ploy by Washington in Beijing to stifle and stifle the country's development." It will be seen."
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