Is it reasonable and legal for the United States to ask China to repay the $65,438+0 trillion Daqing bonds?

It is unreasonable and illegal for the United States to demand China to repay the $65,438+0 trillion Qing bonds. To paraphrase a popular saying, "the Qing Dynasty is dead" is an old sesame rotten millet, and what Americans are doing now is pure nonsense.

Recently, a group of Americans made trouble with the old almanac of the Qing Dynasty, saying that China should exchange the national debt issued before 1949. In fact, this unreasonable behavior has happened before. Long before 1982, the U.S. district court "ordered" China to pay more than 4130,000 dollars. Of course, we will definitely not allow it. China's sovereignty is free from foreign judicial interference. Later, after many negotiations, the case was dropped.

According to this Qing bond case, this kind of thing belongs to the old Huang Li and has a judicial conclusion. However, some Americans have illusions about this. Once they find that the overall situation has changed, they will take "pre-bonds" as an example. In 2005-20 10, Americans still took "ROC bonds" to court to sue China in an attempt to gain illegitimate interests, but the US court finally rejected these allegations.

Since Trump became president of the United States, a series of actions he has implemented have made some Americans feel that the situation has changed. As a result, some people stood up and said that the bonds owed by the Qing Dynasty reached 1 trillion with interest. Obviously, this rogue's statement is unreasonable. It's just that they said something irresponsible unilaterally, and there is no real evidence to support it.

Moreover, it is also necessary to pay attention to the rules when asking the government about the money owed to them by the Qing Dynasty. Trump did not make a clear statement on this matter, which means that this is only a private act, and neither the official nor the judicial department supports their allegations.

To sum up, this unreasonable and illegal behavior belongs to the private will of American individuals and has little influence on us. Now that the new China has stood up and can stand up and do things, we don't have to react too much to it.