China’s Foreign Minister Qin Gang told what is ‘Wolf Warrior’ diplomacy

News agency ANI reported that Gang made these remarks while addressing the annual parliamentary meetings in China.

Gang recounts his experience when he was appointed as the Chinese ambassador to the United States and how the Western media made headlines that the “wolf warrior” had arrived. He served in the position from 2021 to 2023, and “Now that I’ve come back and taken over as foreign minister, they no longer call me that, as if I’ve lost something,” Qin continued.

Gang said the so-called “wolf warrior diplomacy” is a discourse trap and those who coin such words either do not understand China or Chinese diplomacy, they disregard facts and have ulterior motives.

“Confucius said 2,000 years ago that kindness should be repaid with kindness, and enmity should be repaid with justice. China’s diplomacy is full of kindness and benevolence, but when wolves cross our path and attack , then Chinese diplomats should ‘dance the wolves’ to defend their country,” he said.

Around 2019–2020, the term “wolf warrior diplomacy” became a buzzword in Western countries, which used the term to describe the style of Chinese diplomacy. The term, taken from blockbuster Chinese movies, pointed to the conservative communication approach that mainland Chinese diplomats usually took. Before 2019-2020.

Wolf Warrior II, starring Wu Jing, tells the story of Special Forces officer Leng Feng, who aided Chinese civilians while fighting brutal foreign mercenaries during the African Civil War.

Gang used the term “discourse trap” to describe how deeply entrenched the term “wolf warrior diplomacy” has become for America in their refusal to think and look outside the box or better understand the pattern at hand. are understanding.

(With inputs from ANI)