Three Chinese nationals detained in the U.S. under controversial circumstances have finally returned to the Chinese mainland, marking a huge win for diplomacy 🕊️. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning confirmed the news Thursday, calling it proof that “China will never abandon its compatriots.”
Behind the Breakthrough
The individuals’ release followed months of behind-the-scenes negotiations, with Beijing emphasizing its zero-tolerance stance on what it calls “politically motivated persecution.” Mao stressed China’s commitment to protecting citizens abroad, adding: “No place can forever be a crime-avoidance ‘paradise’” 🌍⚖️.
Fugitive Repatriation Push
Notably, one returnee was a fugitive evading U.S. authorities for years – a detail highlighting China’S intensified efforts to repatriate individuals accused of crimes. The government vows to keep pursuing its “Fox Hunt”-style campaigns 🦊🔍, signaling tighter cross-border legal collaboration ahead.
