[Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China has always opposed the abuse of export control measures to disrupt the stability of global production and supply chains] On November 13, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning hosted a regular press conference. A reporter from Bloomberg asked, first question, according to our report, Nvidia chips are currently in the data center in Shanghai. What is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ comment on this? The second question is that US lawmakers and the Department of Commerce are pushing for the passage of the chip bill to prevent Chinese companies from obtaining US computing power through foreign channels. Does China believe that these restrictive measures violate the Sino-US trade truce agreement? In view of the upcoming APEC summit, how will China respond? Mao Ning said, for your first question, I don’t know the relevant situation. Second question: China has always opposed the abuse of export control measures to disrupt the stability of the global supply chain. This is not in the interest of any party. China and the United States should jointly implement the important consensus reached by the two heads of state and maintain the stable development of Sino-US economic and trade relations. (Beijing Daily)