On September 22, at the 75th UN General Assembly general debate, both US President Donald Trump and CCP leader Xi Jinping gave speeches. Judging from the content of their speeches and the Chinese reaction, Trump and Xi were going tit for tat.
Trump was the first to mention the pandemic in his speech. He also criticized the WHO for being controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. For his part, Xi Jinping said that in the face of the pandemic, the World Health Organization gave full play to its key leadership role.
Trump addressed his "America First" policy in his speech.
Despite being plagued by pollution, China always mentions environmental issues and its efforts in its international speeches. This time was no exception. But in Trump’s speech, he also criticized the environmental pollution caused by the Chinese Communist Party's policies.
Xi, on the other hand, backed the Paris Agreement in his speech, saying that the agreement is the minimum action needed to protect the planet and that countries must take decisive steps.
The day before, at the United Nations summit, Xi Jinping's words were even more strident.
Trump implied in his Sept. 22 speech that the United Nations has done little to address the Chinese Communist Party's forced labor, drug trafficking, religious persecution, and purges of religious minorities. He stressed that the United States will always be a leader in the field of human rights and warned the UN.
Now the UN has been criticized by the U.S and in the meantime, the U.S. is supporting Taiwan's return to the UN, which China has expressed strong outrage and opposition to.
It is foreseeable that the tit-for-tat confrontation between China and the United States will have a bearing on the direction, and even the fate of the future UN.
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