Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The United States and the Philippines are not opposed to conducting normal exchanges, but should not harm the interests of other countries

On November 22, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Zhao Lijian held a regular press conference. A reporter asked questions. It was reported that recently, Vice President Harris of the United States visited the Philippines and went to Palawan Island near the edge of the South China Sea, claiming that this was support for the Philippines. What is China’s comment on this?
Zhao Li insisted that China has always believed that exchanges and cooperation between countries should help enhance mutual understanding and trust among countries in the region, help maintain regional peace and stability, and should not target or harm the interests of other countries.
“We do not oppose normal exchanges between the United States and the Philippines, but relevant exchanges should not harm the interests of other countries.” Zhao Lijian pointed out that.