Why Chinese delegations are so rude
President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have offered friendly public displays during Xi’s state visit to Washington. Once again, however, the Chinese delegation traveling with Xi has shown its practiced disdain for local customs and etiquette. This impoliteness reflects the Chinese Communist Party’s demand for absolute loyalty to Xi and its respect only for enforced boundaries.Numerous videos on Thursday showed a Chinese state media press officer shouting at White House staff and the U.S.
- ▪President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have offered friendly public displays during Xi’s state visit to Washington.
- ▪Once again, however, the Chinese delegation traveling with Xi has shown its practiced disdain for local customs and etiquette.
- ▪This impoliteness reflects the Chinese Communist Party’s demand for absolute loyalty to Xi and its respect only for enforced boundaries.Numerous videos on Thursday showed a Chinese state media press officer shouting at White House staff and
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President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have offered friendly public displays during Xi’s state visit to Washington. Once again, however, the Chinese delegation traveling with Xi has shown its practiced disdain for local customs and etiquette. This impoliteness reflects the Chinese Communist Party’s demand for absolute loyalty to Xi and its respect only for enforced boundaries.Numerous videos on Thursday showed a Chinese state media press officer shouting at White House staff and the U.S. Secret Service. The official sought to bully U.S. officials into giving Chinese photographers the best positions to capture Trump and Xi’s arrival. Under diplomatic protocol, the positions assigned to U.S. and foreign media are agreed upon long before the event.
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