Meng Xiangqing

I noticed that Hegseth mentioned in his speech the recent meeting between the Chinese and US leaders in Beijing and the consensus reached there,

• Meng said
  South China Morning Postscmp.com/news/china…May 30, 13:30

Can a country that has never fully eradicated the remnants of militarism truly claim the moral authority to lecture others about defense cooperation on the international stage? Can it earn the trust of the international community, especially the Asian countries that once suffered under its aggression? I have serious doubts."

• At a special session on "Managing Threats to Strategic stability" held on Saturday, the head of China's delegation to the 23rd Shangri-La Dialogue (SLD), professor Meng Xiangqing, questioned Japan in his speech
  Global Times Chinaglobaltimes.cn/page/202605…May 31, 16:24

These risks are intertwined and mutually reinforcing, making current strategic stability highly fragile,

• Meng said, noting
  China Dailychinadaily.com.cn/a/202605…May 31, 00:00

As the world again stands at a crossroads, countries must stay alert to any revival of militarist thinking and firmly safeguard the outcomes of World War II and the postwar international order,

• Meng said, criticizing recent actions by the Japanese side in the security and military fields
  China Dailychinadaily.com.cn/a/202605…May 31, 00:00

These risks are intertwined and mutually reinforcing, making strategic stability increasingly fragile,

• Meng said
  Global Times Chinaglobaltimes.cn/page/202605…May 30, 15:36

However, today, some forces continue to openly glorify war crimes, promote distorted narratives of WWII history, attempt to challenge the verdicts of the Tokyo Trial, and seek to whitewash the history of aggression. Some have even taken concrete steps to break through the constraints of the post-war peace framework,

• Meng said
  Global Times Chinaglobaltimes.cn/page/202605…May 30, 15:36