Donald Trump Disappointed With China

Donald Trump Disappointed With China

Washington, DC - US President Donald Trump again criticized the Chinese government's passive judgment over North Korean issues. The criticism came after Pyongyang conducted intercontinental missile tests on July 28, 2017.

Through Twitter, President Trump expressed his disappointment at the Chinese Communist government that is considered to have done nothing to stop North Korea missile and missile programs. Similarly, as reported by The Guardian , Sunday (07/30/2017).

"I am very disappointed with China, the past leaders have let them generate hundreds of billions of dollars per year in trading, but ... they do not do anything for us related to North Korea, just talk," said Trump President through Twitter account- Her, @realDonaldTrump on July 30, 2017.

"We will not allow this to continue, China can easily solve that problem," added @realDonaldTrump.

The comments were made by Trump after Kim Jong-un again tested an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Friday evening local time. The action was described by North Korean state media as a 'warning to US imperialist'.

Meanwhile on Saturday, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson accused Russia and China of being a "major advocate of the North Korean economy". He also claims that Moscow and Beijing have 'unique and special responsibilities' over all of Kim Jong-un's nuclear development program.

Meanwhile, although some view President Trump's comments on China on the North Korean issue via Twitter is a bluff, experts say Beijing needs to take the response seriously.

"I think Trump's tweet is just a bluff, but the Chinese government should take it seriously, Beijing should be prepared to accept the unpleasant attitude of the US for some time to come," said Li Yonghui, an international relations expert from Beijing's Foreign Language University .

Li also considered that President Trump's harmonious relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping, which had been built since the March-a-Lago, Florida, April 2017 meeting could run aground in the near future. The demolition of the relationship was triggered by stagnation of China's stance on North Korea, in contrast to US demands that since April have called for Beijing to push Pyongyang more aggressively.

" That tweet can show that Trump is beginning to lose patience and trust in China," Li said.

To date, China has not responded to President Trump's criticism. However, Beijing has provided comments related to Pyongyang's latest North Korea missile tests on Friday.

On Saturday, China condemned the missile test and urged 'all interested parties' to exercise restraint and 'avoid increasing tension'.