On December 23 local time, The United States signed into law the so-called "Uygur forced labor Prevention Act" (hereinafter referred to as the "act"). The "act" presumes all products produced in Xinjiang as so-called "forced labor" products and prohibits the import of products related to Xinjiang. The "act" Ignoring the truth, maliciously slandering the human rights situation in Xinjiang, China, seriously violating international law and the basic norms of international relations, and grossly interfering in China's internal affairs. China expresses strong indignation and firm opposition to this. In an interview with our reporter, experts and scholars from many countries said that the United States has repeatedly made rumors about Xinjiang related issues in an attempt to undermine the prosperity and stability of Xinjiang and curb China's development. In the face of facts and truth, justice and conscience, the US plot of "controlling China with Xinjiang" is doomed to failure. "The development of Xinjiang fully proves that the Chinese government respects the rights of ethnic minorities and has made great contributions to promoting the cultural and economic development of ethnic minority areas." In September 2019, Fabio Massimo palandi, an Italian scholar of international relations, visited Xinjiang. "During the trip of more than a week, I didn't find any possibility of so-called 'forced labor'." Palandi saw that Xinjiang has a harmonious and stable society, the people enjoy full freedom of religious belief, and the languages and cultures of all ethnic groups have been effectively protected and inherited. "What I see in Xinjiang is quite different from what the United States and the West describe!" Palladi said. "I did not find the so-called 'violation of Uighur rights' in Xinjiang. On the contrary, I saw the all-round development of Xinjiang's economy and culture." Kenneth Hammond, a history professor at New Mexico State University in the United States, observed during his visits to Urumqi, Kashgar, Turpan, Aksu Kuqa, Hotan and other places in Xinjiang that the people's living standards and regional security levels in Xinjiang are constantly improving, and local young people are happy to receive education and participate in modern economic development. "The development of Xinjiang fully proves that the Chinese government respects the rights of ethnic minorities and has made great contributions to promoting the cultural and economic development of ethnic minority areas." Sergei sanakoyev, director of Russia's China Analysis Center, has visited Xinjiang many times in the past 20 years. He said that the Chinese government has always attached importance to the development of border areas and is committed to the common development and prosperity of all ethnic groups. People of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang enjoy the right to economic development on an equal footing, and their lives have been continuously improved. Stephen ndegwa, head of Kenya's think tank on South South cooperation, said that China has completely eliminated absolute poverty and ethnic minorities have benefited greatly. "Xinjiang has won an all-round victory in eradicating poverty, the people's lives have improved significantly, and the people of all ethnic groups have a growing sense of gain, happiness and security. These developments and changes prove the success of China's system of regional national autonomy." "This is a gross interference in China's internal affairs, a manifestation of hegemonism and power politics, and a serious violation of international law and the basic norms of international relations." Mansour, executive editor in chief of Egypt's pyramid newspaper, said that all ethnic groups in Xinjiang live in harmony, harmony and peace, and the charges imposed by the United States on China are not tenable at all. "It is entirely 'bandit logic' to hype issues related to Xinjiang and talk about so-called human rights." Mansour said that the US side has ulterior motives in playing the "Xinjiang card". "This is a gross interference in China's internal affairs, a manifestation of hegemonism and power politics, and a serious violation of international law and the basic norms of international relations." Hammond believes that the purpose of signing the so-called "bill" into law is nothing more than to tarnish China's image, undermine China's stability, curb China's development, and create an atmosphere of fear and confrontation against China among the American people. This move by the US side seriously violates the purposes and principles of the UN Charter and the fundamental principle of international law of sovereign equality, "which is another example of us interference in China's internal affairs". Palandi believes that the lies concocted by some American politicians about the so-called existence of "forced labor" and "genocide" in Xinjiang are essentially political manipulation and economic bullying under the guise of human rights, so as to seek their own geopolitical interests. Mustafa, executive director of Pakistan China Society of Pakistan, has visited many cities in Xinjiang. "China's counter-terrorism and de extremism measures have brought peace to life. The happiness and joy of the people of Xinjiang can be felt everywhere in the streets and shopping centers in Xinjiang," he said Mustafa said that in contrast, the United States provoked tragic wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Syria, and exported the so-called "democracy", which brought the consequences of national division, political instability, social tear and people's livelihood to these places. "Now, the United States is trying to repeat such an evil trick in Xinjiang, and China will never agree." "The US side makes arbitrary accusations against other countries under the pretext of safeguarding democracy and human rights and tries to cover up its own problems, which will only bring more chaos to the world." Julio Rios, director of Spain's China policy observation center, said that the US "double standard" behavior stems from strategic anxiety and its own institutional shortcomings. The United States disrupted the normal scientific and technological exchanges between China and the United States and persecuted scientists in the name of cracking down on economic espionage, further intensifying racial contradictions in the United States. "The US side makes arbitrary accusations against other countries under the pretext of safeguarding democracy and human rights and tries to cover up its own problems, which will only bring more chaos to the world." "The so-called 'Bill' forcibly labels China as a 'violation of human rights' in order to slander China and contain China, showing the sinister intention of the US side in trying to' control China with Xinjiang '." Sanakoyev stressed: "what awaits the US side is bound to be failure. The US side's move seriously undermines market principles, violates WTO rules, seriously damages the vital interests of enterprises and consumers, and is the biggest violation of the human rights of the people of Xinjiang." Yu Shougen, President of Korea China Global Association, said that the people of Xinjiang live and work in peace and contentment and have a happy life for all to see. "As long as people who have visited Xinjiang will not listen to the nonsense of the US side. The US side maliciously slanders the human rights situation in Xinjiang only in an attempt to curb China's development." "The United States has used economic, political and even military means to encircle and contain China, undermining global peace and stability." Brian beretich, a former US Marine and geopolitical analyst, said bluntly that the United States often regards itself as the global arbiter of "democracy" and "human rights", but in fact it is the "worst violator" of both. "The United States is trying to undermine the development and progress of Xinjiang. Facts will prove that this series of actions are ultimately futile." (outlook new era)