The following is from today's Sankei Shimbun. The emphasis in the text, except for the headline, is mine.
U.S. Demonstrations: China fires back with a smokescreen over Hong Kong, demonstrating the superiority of the dictatorship.
"Beijing-Nishimi Yoshiaki.
The spreading of protests and riots across the U.S. in the wake of the assault and death of a black man has provided an excellent opportunity for China's leader Xi Jinping to return fire in response to the Trump administration's condemnation of the introduction of national security laws in Hong Kong.
If the impression spreads in China that the United States cannot control the new coronavirus or the chaos caused by the demonstrations at home, it can promote the superiority of Communist Party rule.
It is a timely offer for Xi's leadership, which is facing internal and external troubles.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said at a press conference on Wednesday that the turmoil in the U.S. "shows the seriousness of the problems of racial discrimination and violent law enforcement by the police" and admonished the U.S. government to guarantee the lawful rights of racial minorities.
*Blacks in America, China has used your riots to 'lecture' the U.S. government. Your riots were so foolish.
Your riots were so foolish that you are fertile ground for the state of abysmal evil and plausible lie. It added the corruption of the one-party communist dictatorship the country to "lecture" you.*
The ministry's spokesperson Hua Chunying also said on Twitter.
She retweeted of the head of the Fakih African Union (A.U.) Commission, who called on the U.S. authorities to end all forms of racial discrimination. She said, showing China's willingness to fight with Africa, 'All lives are important. We firmly support our friends in Africa.'
China has always used human rights issues in the U.S. as a "barrage" to avoid being criticized for its own problems.
Last July, when the U.S. administration faced increasing criticism, it responded to the Chinese government's crackdown on Uyghurs in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region and the tightening of control in Hong Kong.
The Chinese government-affiliated Chinese Human Rights Study Group released a document criticizing racial discrimination in the United States.
*I was skeptical that this incident's timing was too profitable for China, but my suspicion is close to conviction. In other words, isn't the Chinese intelligence agency set up everything?
Even if the assault death is a coincidence, there is an excellent possibility that the Chinese information agency used the SNS, which was good at it, for maneuvering the riot that followed. *
In China, as the damage of the new corona has spread more than China in the U.S. and Europe since March, there is a publicity effect by official media, and the Internet dominates more praise than the criticism of the Chinese authorities.
A political researcher in Beijing said, 'The United States is such a mess and the nationalism that we are lucky to live in China. It is rising,' the analysis says.
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