Chinese Media Call Donald Trump 'Big-mouthed clown'

MASSAPEDIA NEWS - Beijing government reacted about various negative comments Donald Trump against China. Through state media, Chinese called Donald Trump as a 'big-mouthed clown.'

Over the past few months, the presidential candidate of the Republican Party was indeed denounce China in various campaigns. Trump said he would apply tariffs on manufactured products from abroad, especially from China and will attract US goods from China to be made in the country, one iPhone.

Trump in a campaign even lampoon Chinese negotiating style with Chinese accents.

The Beijing government had not responded to Trump's comments by saying whoever is elected president, China's relations with the US will not be disturbed.

However, the Global Times newspaper in an editorial earlier this week, Beijing seemed to run out of patience.

In an editorial titled "Trump opened a Pandora's box in the US", the newspaper became the Chinese communist government mouthpiece Trump calls "big mouth" and "insulting".

Global Times wrote, actually Trump initially not the presidential candidate, only "a clown who used to lure voters to the Republican Party". But he just jumped beat other candidates.

"Clowns are now the biggest dark horse," the Global Times.

The Chinese media also makes Trump as an example forerunner to the failure of the democratic state. "Mussolini and Hitler came to power through elections, big lessons for Western democracy," the editorial continued.

In the concluding sentence, the editorial warned the US not to become destroyer of peace in the world, before accusing other countries' nationalist and tyrants. "

In China, Trump is not only condemned by the Beijing government, but also the pro-democracy activists. According to the activists who survived the action that killed thousands of students in Tiananmen Square in 1989, Trump antidemocratic.

The remarks followed comments in Miami Trump debate about pro-democracy demonstrations which he said was a "riot."

According to former Tiananmen activist, Wang Dan, the language used is exactly the statement issued Trump real estate conglomerate that when responding to a student massacre by the Chinese army in an interview with Time magazine in 1989.

Trump said at the time, the Chinese government has responded to the protests with a "strong, resolute."

"I am disappointed and angry by the words of Trump. If the bloody repression hailed as an act of 'strong, decisive', what does this mean for American values, especially if this error comes from a presidential candidate?" Wang said, quoted by CNN.