【双语】外交部例行记者会 / MFA Regular Press Conference (2025年12月19日)

Group 1: U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan - The U.S. has approved large-scale arms sales to Taiwan, which China views as a gross interference in its internal affairs and a serious threat to its sovereignty and territorial integrity [4][5][6] - China has expressed strong opposition to the arms sales, stating that it undermines peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait and sends a wrong message to "Taiwan independence" separatists [6][7] - China emphasizes that any actions to arm Taiwan will face serious consequences and that the real threat to peace in the Taiwan Strait comes from separatist activities and external interference [6][7] Group 2: China's Position on U.S. Legislation - The "National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026" has been signed into law in the U.S., which includes negative content regarding China, prompting strong discontent from China [14][15] - China urges the U.S. to adopt an objective view of China's development and to refrain from implementing negative provisions in the Act, warning of strong measures if the U.S. continues its current course [15][16] Group 3: Japan's Military Developments - Reports indicate that some Japanese officials are advocating for Japan to possess nuclear weapons, which China views as a serious issue and a dangerous attempt to breach international law [17][18] - China has criticized Japan's recent military policy adjustments and the potential revival of militarism, urging Japan to reflect on its historical actions and adhere to international norms [19][20] - The international community is called to recognize Japan's hypocritical stance on nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament, especially in light of Japan's historical aggressions [20][21] Group 4: Rare Earth Exports - China has reportedly resumed issuing licenses for rare earth exports, which is a significant topic in recent diplomatic discussions with India [24][25] - China's export control on rare earths is framed as a standard international practice, emphasizing its commitment to world peace and regional stability [25]