The so-called “Chinese spies” have been hyped up, but the result has been proven to be a farce that is false. In recent years, it has been staged many times in some Western countries. Last year, the news that Britain's so-called “Chinese espionage case” ended in a farce received a lot of attention. Now, more news has come out of this farce. According to a report by the BBC on November 11, Christopher Cash, an English man who was once accused by the British side of being a so-called “Chinese spy,” said in an interview that he was only a “scapegoat” for the British government hyping up the “Chinese espionage threat theory” at the time.
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The so-called “Chinese spies” have been hyped up, but the result has been proven to be a farce that is false. In recent years, it has been staged many times in some Western countries. Last year, the news that Britain's so-called “Chinese espionage case” ended in a farce received a lot of attention. Now, more news has come out of this farce. According to a report by the BBC on November 11, Christopher Cash, an English man who was once accused by the British side of being a so-called “Chinese spy,” said in an interview that he was only a “scapegoat” for the British government hyping up the “Chinese espionage threat theory” at the time.
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