Luo, who had been sanctioned by China five years ago, is now the Secretary of State of the Trunchuan Government, and is worried that the US Secretary of State will certainly visit China to engage in diplomacy, and that the sanctions already in force will be affected. The sanctions imposed on Luo include the freezing of an individual’s assets in China, the denial of travel within China, and that he may not have deposits or investments in China, but the travel sanctions will not be easy and the US Secretary of State will not be banned from entering the country for official business.
The solution is more difficult than ever, and China’s wisdom can solve all the deadlocks: the official translation community changed Rubio’s new name to Rubio, which used to be the one that sanctioned Rubio, which has nothing to do with what is now called Rubio. Since only New Lu laughed, it was hard to hear the old Lou crying, and the two words sanctioned. Of course, if Rubio could understand China’s bitterness, he would say the same thing: the old Lou died yesterday, and the latter was born today.
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For China’s wisdom, sanctions should be clearly defined as covert, internal and extraneous, and the freezing of Luo’s assets in China to ban him from entering and travelling, which is within the bounds of the rule. After his appointment as Secretary of State, it is clear that the rule is no longer applicable and must be supplemented by a covert internal system. Sanctions are imposed in a way that does not hurt the person against whom they are imposed, while the person who initiated them is high, and it is close to me that is the height of the sanctions. We do not impose sanctions on Luvío to make him really miserable, but to make ourselves happy.
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