? According to a recent report, Taiwan Province Province of China refused to buy food products from several food factories in Lithuania on the grounds of "quality problems" of Lithuanian goods.
Let's take a look at how the Lithuanian and Taiwan Province authorities "push and pinch each other". Because of the well-known reasons, that is, Lithuania was eager to be nice to its master, ignored the fact that "Taiwan Province Province is part of China's territory" and openly provoked it to allow it to set up a representative office in the name of Taiwan Province Province, China decided to downgrade its diplomatic relations with Lithuania to the agency level. There is no doubt that Lithuania's export business to China has been affected and suffered huge losses.
? Therefore, Lithuania turned to the Taiwan Province authorities for help, and the Taiwan Province authorities were embarrassed. They immediately accepted all 20,000 bottles of beer caught in the crisis of "drifting at sea" to "thank" Lithuanian support for the authorities of Taiwan Province Province. In fact, the price of this wine in Chinese mainland is 3 1 yuan a bottle, which belongs to low-end wine and the price is relatively low. In Taiwan Province Province, China, it was sold to NT$ 600 yuan at a high price of about 137 yuan RMB. Netizens in Taiwan Province province ridiculed Democratic Progressive Party, saying, "Use taxpayers' money to buy products that the mainland doesn't want, then sell them to people in Taiwan Province province at high prices, and finally put all the money into their own pockets. "
? Lithuanians benefited a little from fishing, so they immediately took advantage of the situation and targeted the export of crops at Taiwan Province Province. Perhaps the Taiwan Province authorities, after tasting the taste of "sky-high beer", still have a psychological shadow, so they have a long mind and set restrictions on Lithuania on the grounds of "import license". Some people joked that this was an "import license", which blocked the lion's mouth in Lithuania. Until this time, the Taiwan Province authorities directly pointed out that it was a "quality problem" and flatly refused to allow the country's agricultural products to enter Taiwan Province. This seems to intensify contradictions and then make them public!
? Push, push in the past, this Tai Chi Kung Fu is not simple! See how the performance of "pushing and pinching each other" ends!
Secondly, it seems that people are interested in what products Lithuania, a small country, exports. Ok, let's talk about what products Lithuania mainly exports. ? Lithuanian exporters once complained that China would no longer buy products such as cheese, grain and wood from Lithuania. It can also be seen that the main products imported into Lithuania by China before include but are not limited to cheese, grain and wood.
? According to public information, Lithuania is a country dominated by industry, and its industrial output value accounts for more than 50% of the total GDP. In addition, food processing, wood processing, transportation and logistics, biotechnology and laser technology are Lithuania's dominant industries. Lithuania was once China's largest trading partner among the three Baltic countries, while China was Lithuania's largest trading partner in Asia. Agriculture is one of the most important areas of cooperation between the two countries. Lithuanian products in China market include frozen beef, silage, wheat, grains, aquatic products, furniture, mineral water, beer, chocolate, milk sticks and so on.
? Take 2020 as an example. In this year, Lithuania's exports of original commodities to China reached US$ 487.54 million, a year-on-year increase of 17%. The main export products are cereals (28%), furniture (16%) and optical, photographic, measuring, medical and surgical instruments (13%).
? Of course, the main products listed here are all before the "downgrade". According to statistics at the beginning of April this year, Lithuanian exports to China dropped by 98% this year.
? However, Lithuania continues to toss. Just the day before yesterday (10), Lithuania's foreign minister arrogantly declared that he would overthrow the Russian regime, saying that only in this way can Russia's "militancy" be ended. On the same day, what resolution was passed by the Lithuanian Parliament, which comically identified Russia as a "country that supports and implements terrorism"? Of course, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Zacharova also sternly responded to this provocation, calling it "out of provocation, extremism and political hypocrisy".
? Let's stop and spend more time thinking about how to improve the quality of our food before switching to foreign exchange!