China says U.S. made unreasonable representations after summoning
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China's foreign ministry said on Monday the United States made unreasonable representations after China's ambassador to the U.S. was summoned over remarks by a Chinese foreign ministry spokesman suggesting that the U.S. may have brought the coronavirus to China.
"On the spot, China made counter-representations to the U.S. over the attacks and smears that some senior U.S. officials and congressmen made towards China," Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters during a daily briefing.
Geng said the two countries should improve cooperation and address the issue of global health safety together as the coronavirus spreads throughout the world.
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