"In response to Pavel's bad provocative behavior, China has decided to engage in any interactions with Pavel."

On August 12, a spokesperson for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs clearly expressed China's attitude when asked by reporters.

It is equivalent to issuing a "ban order" to the Czech president.

This news immediately attracted international attention.

What exactly did the Czech president do to make China so angry?

On July 25, Czech President Pavel visited Japan. This was originally a normal visit between the Czech Republic and Japan, but he did not expect that the Czech president would make a big fuss in an interview with Japanese media.

Pavel told Japanese reporters that if something happens in the Taiwan Strait, then something will happen in Europe.

His attitude is obviously to link Europe with the Taiwan Strait crisis and openly interfere in China's internal affairs.

As a small European country and an inland country, the Taiwan issue of China is not even in the same way as the Czech Republic, but the Czech president still wants to talk about the Taiwan Strait crisis and bring Europe in, which is obviously a letter of submission to the United States.

The Taiwan Strait issue is the core issue of China. Pavel's statement clearly touched the red line of China, and it was only a matter of time before it was countered.

However, no one would have thought that after visiting Japan, Pavel went to India to visit again!

This time Pavel was even more overwhelmed and actually met the Dalai Lama who was trying to split his Tibet in India.

This is even more of an interference in our country's sovereignty issues, which is enough to show that Pavel is a president who does not respect the sovereignty of other countries.

At this time, China naturally would not give him any chance. Although the punishment was late, it hit seven inches and issued a "ban order" to the Czech president.

But why did Pavel openly interfere in China's internal affairs or make continuous provocations?

As a small European country, we don’t know much about the Czech Republic.

Even if the Czech Republic changes to the president, it is basically just a matter of mention in our domestic news!

In fact, the relationship between my country and the Czech Republic is still OK. The two sides have extensive economic and trade cooperation. Moreover, the Czech Republic is located in the center of Europe and is an important country along the "Belt and Road".

Pavel, the new president, obviously doesn't care about this, because before he became the president of the Czech Republic, he served as chairman of the NATO military committee.

NATO has only two imaginary enemies, one is Russia and the other is China.

As an once important NATO official, Pavel’s task is to formulate a targeted plan to spread NATO’s power to the surrounding areas of China and Russia.

However, China is too far from NATO after all, and NATO's eastward expansion plan dares not openly implement it against China.

Until he stepped down in 2018, Pavel failed to allow NATO forces to appear around China.

However, Pavel never forgot to target China. His thoughts have been eroded by NATO's belief in military expansion, and his mind is full of plans for China.

Therefore, after becoming the President of the Czech Republic, he did not forget to attack China, so as to show his attitude to the United States and completely ignore the interests of the Czech Republic.

In fact, before the Czech Republic, there was another country in Europe that had openly interfered in China's internal affairs, and this country was also famous for interfering in China's internal affairs, which was Lithuania in Europe.

Some parliamentarians in Lithuania are very arrogant. They not only make trouble for China's internal affairs, but also some parliamentarians even went to Taiwan, China to meet with Taiwan independence elements.

The Lithuanian government also ignored these things.

Based on the principle that you can gain benefits by pleasing the United States, the Lithuanian government is getting further and further and more extreme on the road to targeting China.

The Czech Republic is obviously following the old path of Lithuania, but for the Czech Republic, if they really want to break with China, the price they will pay is much greater.

So what will Pavel's recklessness lose?

According to statistics, China's bilateral trade with the Czech Republic reached US$43 billion in 2024, and China is also the Czech Republic's largest trading country outside the EU.

Dozens of companies in China invest in the Czech Republic, involving various industries, and even emerging technologies such as new energy.

Moreover, China is also an important contributor to the Czech tourism industry.

In 2018, about 620,000 Chinese tourists went to the Czech Republic. Although the decline was severe later, they are now in rapid recovery, and have recovered to more than 170,000 in 2024.

But with Pavel's series of remarks challenging China's red line, cooperation between China and the Czech Republic will inevitably be affected.

Not only economic aspects, but also tourism cooperation is inevitable.

Moreover, the China-Europe freight train also passes through the Czech Republic, which is equivalent to helping the Czech Republic increase freight volume and indirectly promote the Czech Republic's economic development.

Now all this is about to be questioned.

Most importantly, the trust foundation established by China and the Czech government in the past few decades will also be destroyed, and this level of trust cannot be achieved in a few years.

As Europe encounters US tariffs, European countries want China to increase its investment in its own country, and hope that China can open up its market and purchase more of their goods.

Now that the Czech Republic clearly has a better advantage, Pavel has ruined this advantage with his own hands.

Not only that, China's announcement of not having any contact with Pavel is equivalent to cutting off the liaison between China and the Czech Republic. Even if the Czech political arena wants to repair relations, it will not find a way.

China's punishment this time directly hit the Czech Republic's seven inches, which is a "killing chicken to warn monkeys" for other countries that want to cross the Chinese red line.

There are too many countries in Europe, and their own interests are different in different camps. Many countries follow the lead of the United States, and too many politicians also regard the United States as their "belief"!

In order to avoid these people from continuing to interfere in China's internal affairs after becoming the head of a country, China may not give up easily this time.

This time, China was obviously really angry, otherwise it would not have made any rare remarks to the president of a country that he would no longer communicate.

After all, Pavel not only stepped on China's red line, but also stepped on two in a row.

If China does not impose some punishment, I am afraid that some European countries will really think that China is still the same as China in the past!