Britain refrains from interfering in our internal affairs: China

China has slammed British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's remarks on Hong Kong, saying it should not interfere in China's internal affairs. Britain accused of unnecessarily interfering in China's internal affairs. he said that Our advice to Britain is to get rid of its Cold War mentality and colonial thinking and try to understand and respect the fact that Hong Kong has returned to China.

Mr Boris Johnson said in a statement that the new law was introduced by his government in support of Hong Kong citizens and their pro-democracy movement. He said that if China implemented the National Security Act passed in parliament, Britain would issue visas to millions of Hong Kong residents and pave the way for granting them citizenship.