There is no China/Russia partnership - but there is Putin and there is Taiwan

Putin in short just as Taiwan are German divide and Conquer China and world on China. Both equal trouble for China and world. Incident with Belgian Olympian was extremely carefully pre-planned extortion scam just as COVID19 was. Nevertheless, discriminatory treatment of Belgian blonde could have even bigger impact on global socioeconomic climate as one is raising as mention at the beginning of this paragraph, old racial issues rather than who is to be blamed for viral - perhaps economically more than

anything related issues. The buggiest sub-servant of such ideology and the one who build his entire wealth upon one is no other than Vladimir Putin. Associating Putin with Russia would certainly hope for foremost Russian sake is a huge mistake and taking Taiwan issued statements in respect to Russia and China seriously would mean even greater mistake. 

War with Russia is far from over - in terms of wars, one didn't even start yet but once it gains traction it will compel possibly for the cost of all of us eastern European, one on knees and 100% into oblivion - Ukrainians are making choice about joining NATO - Russia  under Putin, however, about its existence. Both(Putin and Taiwan as is evident under news Taiwan published just today) are loss for the world.

Chinese nation is a world class nation that deserves better than Putin or Taiwan, and therefore should not settle for less even if Russian do/did. 

Related to Because of single incident as seen here, I would have every foreign athlete leave Beijing Olympic games at once - this is not the way to treat guests and specially not Olympians https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2022/02/beacuse-of-single-incident-as-seen-here.html

From https://www.msn.com/en-xl/news/other/taiwan-condemns-contemptible-timing-of-china-russia-partnership/ar-AATuuvv?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531

Taiwan condemns 'contemptible' timing of China-Russia partnership

© Reuters/SPUTNIK Russian President Putin meets Chinese President Xi in Beijing

TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan on Saturday condemned as "contemptible" the timing of China and Russia's "no limits" partnership at the start of the Winter Olympics, saying the Chinese government was bringing shame to the spirit of the Games.

China and Russia, at a meeting of their leaders hours before the Winter Olympics officially opened, backed each other over standoffs on Ukraine and Taiwan with a promise to collaborate more against the West.

Russia voiced its support for China's stance that democratically-governed Taiwan is an inalienable part of China, and opposition to any form of independence for the island.

Taiwan's Foreign Ministry said China's continued false claims the island is part of the People's Republic of China were exactly the same as the country's habit of spreading fake news.

"It not only increases the Taiwanese people's disgust at and loathing for the Chinese government's arrogance and bullying, it also clearly shows all the world's countries the sinister face of the Chinese Communist regime's aggression, expansionism and damaging of peace."© Reuters/KAI PFAFFENBACH FILE PHOTO: Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympics

At a time when the world's eyes are focused on the Winter Olympics and cheering on their athletes, the Chinese government has used the Russian summit to engage in the expansion of authoritarianism, the ministry added.

"This is an insult to the peaceful spirit embodied by the Olympic Rings, and will be spurned by Taiwan's people and held in contempt by democratic countries."

The United States has also criticised the meeting, saying Chinese President Xi Jinping should have used the meeting to push for lowering of tensions in Ukraine.

The Olympics, to which Taiwan has sent a small team of four athletes to compete, is happening at a time of heightened tensions between Taipei and Beijing, with China regularly sending military ships and aircraft near the island.

While Russia is a close friend of China's, both Russia and Taiwan maintain small de facto embassies in each other's capitals.

Former Taiwan President Chiang Ching-kuo, who began tentative democratic reforms, spoke Russian and was married to a Russian lady he met while working there in the 1930s.