After being deeply surprised and dissatisfied, the Chinese side

After China was deeply surprised and dissatisfied, the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs urgently "put out the fire". According to Yonhap News Agency on December 13, the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated on the same day that regardless of how the domestic situation changes, the South Korean side is willing to engage in necessary communication with China and continue to promote the development of South Korean Chinese relations in response to China's criticism of South Korean President Yoon Suk yeol's remarks on China during a national speech on December 12

Yonhap News Agency reported that on the 12th, Yoon Seok yeol listed incidents in which Chinese citizens were suspected of filming major military facilities and the National Intelligence Agency building in South Korea. He also claimed that China's solar energy equipment will damage South Korean forests

At the regular press conference of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the 12th, a reporter from South Korea's Central Daily News asked about Yoon Seok yeol's statement. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said, "China has taken note of the relevant situation and is deeply surprised and dissatisfied with the remarks made by the South Korean side." Mao Ning said, "China does not comment on South Korea's internal affairs, but firmly opposes the South Korean side linking domestic issues with China related factors, hyping up unnecessary so-called 'Chinese spies', and smearing normal economic and trade cooperation. This is not conducive to the healthy and stable development of China South Korea relations." Yonhap News Agency pointed out that there has been a trend of improvement in South Korea China relations recently. According to opinion analysis, Yin Xiyue's remarks related to China have sparked strong dissatisfaction from the Chinese side and become a major negative factor hindering the improvement of South Korea China relations

Yonhap News Agency believes that the statement made by the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the 13th can be interpreted as the South Korean government's continued willingness to work with China to promote the positive development of bilateral relations, unaffected by the martial law situation and the controversy surrounding Yoon Seok yeol's remarks

At the regular press conference of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the 13th, a reporter from Yonhap News Agency asked China for its evaluation of the statement made by the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs on that day. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said, "I have taken note of the relevant statement from the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Regarding the South Korean remarks related to China yesterday, we have already expressed China's position. Promoting the healthy and stable development of China South Korea relations is in the common interests of both sides. We hope that the South Korean side will make positive efforts for this