China has fired back at a new U.S. Senate report accused of reviving outdated Cold War-era tactics to frame Beijing as a global threat. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian called the document – led by Senate Democrats – a “false narrative” designed to justify suppressing China’s rise. 🚫
“This report is filled with ideological bias,” Lin stated during a press briefing Friday, emphasizing China’s commitment to peaceful development and win-win cooperation. 🌏✨ He urged U.S. politicians to “stop smearing China” and instead focus on building “stable, sustainable bilateral ties.”
The report, which claims China seeks to overtake U.S. global influence, comes amid ongoing tech wars and trade tensions. But Lin countered: “China has no intention to engage in any zero-sum game. We are builders of global stability.” 💪
Analysts suggest the clash reflects deepening geopolitical rivalries, with Gen Z caught in the crossfire of competing narratives. As TikTok trends and AI races dominate headlines, the question remains: Can the world’s two largest economies avoid a new era of confrontation? 🤔💡
