China says lodged stern representations with New Zealand over Taiwan
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China has lodged stern representations with New Zealand for supporting Taiwan's entry into the World Health Organization as an observer, urging the country to abide by the so-called One China principle to avoid undermining bilateral relations.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian made the remarks during a daily briefing.
Asked separately at the briefing about a report that the United States will release a report accusing China of attempting to steal information from U.S. researchers working to develop a coronavirus vaccine, Zhao said China opposes all forms of cyberattacks.
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