On February 1, Yu Wenze, spokesman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National People's Congress, made a statement in response to the consideration and adoption of the so-called "China related human rights resolution" by the house of representatives of Japan's parliament. The full text is as follows: On February 1, despite China's solemn representations, Japan's house of Representatives insisted on passing the so-called "China related human rights resolution". The above-mentioned actions of the Japanese side grossly interfere in China's internal affairs, seriously violate the basic norms of international relations and the principles of the four political documents of China and Japan, damage the political mutual trust between the two countries, and cause serious interference and damage to the improvement and development of China Japan relations. We firmly oppose Japan's political manipulation under the guise of "human rights". China will resolutely and forcefully fight back against any evil act that attempts to interfere in China's internal affairs and harm China's interests. Respecting and protecting human rights is an important principle stipulated in China's constitution. China adheres to the people-centered concept of human rights. Through the establishment and improvement of laws, regulations and institutional systems, China has developed various national undertakings, promoted the implementation of the constitution, implemented the principles and spirit of human rights protection stipulated in the constitution, and fully realized citizens' political, economic, cultural and social rights. China's human rights cause has made great achievements that have attracted worldwide attention. How about China's human rights situation? The Chinese people have the most say and do not need to be judged by other countries. What Japan should do is to deeply reflect on its own history and human rights abuses, rather than following other countries to hype China related issues, maliciously discredit China and wantonly interfere in China's internal affairs. Politicizing and instrumentalizing human rights issues is unpopular and doomed to failure. (Xinhua News Agency)