The opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics is to be held in Beijing, the capital of China. The heads of state of 32 countries have reached China for this occasion. The purpose of joining all of them is different. Some have reached Beijing as a friendship with China, while some have come to support it against the American bloc.
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has also reached Beijing with his Lashkar, but the purpose of reaching here is to ask for a loan. Imran Khan will be on a visit to China from February 3 to 6. During this time he wants a loan of $ 3 billion from Beijing. Let us tell you that this year has been 70 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
In this visit of Imran, along with investment in Pakistan, the problems being faced in the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) will also be discussed. However, it is not yet decided whether Xi Jinping will meet Imran Khan separately or not.
Chinese President Xi Jinping also does not want to leave any opportunity to show his political power on the pretext of Olympics, ready to show his political power. The US, Australia, Britain and Canada have boycotted it diplomatically. In such a situation, China is busy sending a message to the world from the Winter Olympics on the recent Ukraine crisis and Taiwan issue.
Putin condemns diplomatic boycott
Putin, embroiled in tension with the US over the Ukraine issue, had also slammed the US and its allies before leaving for Beijing. He condemned the diplomatic boycott of the Olympics. Putin said the Games were being politicized for his own benefit, going against the Olympic Charter.
Prince Salman of UAE, President of Egypt Al Sisi, President of Poland Andrzej Duda, President of Serbia Aleksandar Vuvi and President of Kazakhstan Tokayev will also participate in the opening ceremony of this dream event of Xi Jinping. China has spent about 29 thousand crores on Winter Olympics.
China arrested anti-government
Even before the Winter Olympics, China arrested anti-government opponents. These include lawyer Shai Yang and writer Yeung Maudong. Human rights activist Hu Jiang says that in January itself, opponents of the government are being called and interrogated. The social media accounts of many of these people have been closed. Along with this, the intelligence police are monitoring these people round the clock.
