On July 14, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Lin Jian presided over a regular press conference. Some reporters asked questions. According to information, the South China Sea Security Roundtable Dialogue was held in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region on July 13. Delegates from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs once again refuted the misconceptions about the “South China Sea Arbitration Case.” Can the speaker explain the situation? Lin Jian pointed out that, as the representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated at the South China Sea Security Roundtable Dialogue, the “South China Sea Arbitration Case” is essentially a political farce cloaked in the guise of law. Ten years ago, the so-called “arbitral tribunal” overstepped its jurisdiction and ruled against the law, making illegal and invalid rulings. Over the past 10 years, more and more people of insight have clearly seen the true face of the “South China Sea Arbitration Case.” Many national practices and the handling of related cases by international judicial bodies are also different from “rulings.” Lin Jian said that China does not accept or participate in “arbitration,” does not accept or recognize “rulings,” and is maintaining international maritime order through practical actions. An illegal “ruling” in the “South China Sea Arbitration Case” will not change the history and fact that China has sovereign rights and jurisdiction over the South China Sea islands and surrounding maritime areas, will not shake China's determination and will to safeguard its sovereignty and maritime rights and interests, and will not affect China's policy and position to resolve related disputes through negotiations and negotiations with the countries directly concerned. China will continue to work with countries in the region to maintain peace and security in the South China Sea and promote regional prosperity and development.

On July 14, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Lin Jian presided over a regular press conference. Some reporters asked questions. According to information, the South China Sea Security Roundtable Dialogue was held in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region on July 13. Delegates from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs once again refuted the misconceptions about the “South China Sea Arbitration Case.” Can the speaker explain the situation? Lin Jian pointed out that, as the representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated at the South China Sea Security Roundtable Dialogue, the “South China Sea Arbitration Case” is essentially a political farce cloaked in the guise of law. Ten years ago, the so-called “arbitral tribunal” overstepped its jurisdiction and ruled against the law, making illegal and invalid rulings. Over the past 10 years, more and more people of insight have clearly seen the true face of the “South China Sea Arbitration Case.” Many national practices and the handling of related cases by international judicial bodies are also different from “rulings.” Lin Jian said that China does not accept or participate in “arbitration,” does not accept or recognize “rulings,” and is maintaining international maritime order through practical actions. An illegal “ruling” in the “South China Sea Arbitration Case” will not change the history and fact that China has sovereign rights and jurisdiction over the South China Sea islands and surrounding maritime areas, will not shake China's determination and will to safeguard its sovereignty and maritime rights and interests, and will not affect China's policy and position to resolve related disputes through negotiations and negotiations with the countries directly concerned. China will continue to work with countries in the region to maintain peace and security in the South China Sea and promote regional prosperity and development.