Mao Ning, deputy director of information at the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, commented on the controversial map in the movie “Barbie”. her words opens Fox News.
Mao Ning urged Vietnam not to get involved in cultural exchange, due to the controversy over the “nine-dot line” that appears in one of the film’s frames.
“China’s position in the South China Sea is clear and solid. “Vietnam does not need to associate the South China Sea issue with a normal cultural exchange,” he said.
The fact is that to rent “Barbie” in Vietnam prohibitedIt was recognized on 3 July.
The area in question is part of Beijing’s claim over the South China Sea. This line also includes the water area that Vietnam considers its own. In 2013, the Philippines applied to an international arbitration court in The Hague over China’s claims regarding most of the South China Sea. In 2016, a court ruled that Beijing had no justification for making historic claims on anything within the nine-striped line.
For the same reason, the screenings of the cartoon “Everest” and the movie “Uncharted: Not on the maps” were canceled in Vietnam.
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