Lithuania requests EU SMS.

Some time ago, after China announced the reduction of diplomatic relations with Lithuania, there was no further news for some time. Lithuania is tenacious, so far it has not made an apology and rectification for its wrong behavior, so that many people think that China's countermeasures may not be enough and should take economic action. In fact, economic action has already begun, but it has not been made public. Recently, a merchant ship transporting timber from Lithuania was in trouble when it arrived at Shanghai Port. There is no Lithuanian information in the Shanghai customs system, which means that the goods cannot be unloaded in Shanghai. The Lithuanian side has confirmed this and indicated that the trade between China and Lithuania may be interrupted as a result. At present, they are seeking the EU to solve the problem.

According to Observer Network 65438+February 4th, the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry confirmed a widely circulated news earlier that Lithuania has been deleted by the China customs system, which means that the normal trade between the two countries will be completely interrupted. The reason is that a Lithuanian timber exporter recently found that the customs could not find any information about Lithuania when transporting the goods to Shanghai, so all Lithuanian-related merchant ships could not complete the customs formalities in China, that is, they could not unload the goods.

This incident caught everyone off guard, because China didn't announce this news before, and Lithuania didn't receive any notice. Subsequently, the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry can only "regret" that the trade between the two sides will be "suspended", and the cube will seek to let the EU come forward to solve this matter as soon as possible. Lithuania can clearly realize that it can't solve this matter and wants to pull the backing of the European Union to solve it. Does the EU really have this ability?

The EU has been very busy recently. Due to the resignation of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the EU has at least three things to deal with. One is a series of disputes between Britain and France, which, in the final analysis, is the sequela of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union. The second is the legal dispute within the EU, and the main contradiction is Poland. If Poland's "abrogation" of EU laws is not properly solved, EU laws and regulations will be useless in the future.

Third, the border refugees between the EU and Belarus. Now it's time to deal with it. Countries such as Poland can't handle it well. None of the above three things is more important than Lithuania. What's more, Lithuania directly faces China, and even if the EU sends representatives to contact China, most of them will come to nothing.

The latter thing was doomed when Lithuania refused to change course and was bent on breaking the bottom line of China on the issue of Taiwan Province Province. They think they are barefoot and not afraid to wear shoes, and China can't help them. In fact, as the second largest economy in the world, China has many ways to teach Lithuanians.

Now Lithuania knows to go to the EU to solve the problem. To tell the truth, the most direct and effective way is to admit your mistake, otherwise it is useless to find someone else. The incident itself was provoked by the United States behind the scenes. If something goes wrong, don't go to the United States, but ask the European Union for help. Is the EU really a "fool"? Lithuania wants to hug the thighs of the United States, and at the same time wants the European Union to come forward to solve its problems. Does Lithuania really consider itself a big country?

Of course, China's countermeasures are not only to reduce diplomatic relations and delete Lithuanian information from the customs, but also more profound things have yet to be realized by Lithuania itself. If you dare to challenge China's bottom line again and again, you should be prepared to pay the price. On the issue of Taiwan Province Province, no country can challenge China's bottom line without paying the price.