How China can retaliate to the U.S. blacklist
13 October 2019 |
1:18 pm
Asked Tuesday whether China would retaliate over the blacklist, foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters “stay tuned.” He also denied that the government abused human rights in the far west region of Xinjiang. Bloomberg's China correspondent and anchor Selina Wang has the story.
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