Chinese Embassy Expresses ‘Grave Concern’ Over Upcoming Hearing on COVID-19 Origins

China has expressed” grave matter” regarding a planned U.S. hearing on COVID-19’s’s causes.

China is in opposition to the inspection, according to an email sent by a representative at the Chinese Embassy.

Rep. Brad Wenstrup( R-Ohio) received the email from Li Xiang, a counsellor at the U.S. Chinese Embassy, on April 14 at 2:15 in the morning. He is the chairman of the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic.

The hearing, titled” Investigating the Origins of COVID-19 Part 2: China and the Available Intelligence ,” is set for April 18.

I work for the Chinese Embassy in the US as Counselor Li Xiang. I’m’m writing to let you know how deeply concerned we are about Congressman Wenstrup’s’s upcoming COVID-19 Origins hearing, which will take place on Tuesday. The reading will look into” China’s’s complicity in the COVID – 19″ problems and keep China accountable, according to the announcement. We vehemently oppose it ,” Xiang penned in an email.

Fox News Digital was informed by a voice for the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic that the Chinese Embassy’s’s attempted harassment was” immoral.”

What is China attempting to conceal? The Select Subcommittee’s’s investigation into the causes of COVID-19 will not be silenced by the embassy, according to the voice.

In order to better prepare the United States for future pandemics and threats to national security, the spokesperson continued, it is crucial to keep China accountable for its contribution to the issue.

” Chairman Wenstrup is dedicated to investigating all information pertaining to the origin and course of this epidemic.” Due to” grave concerns ,”” foreign intimidation ,” and” baseless opposition ,” the Select Subcommittee members will not halt or delay their investigation, according to the spokesperson.

According to Fox News, the council will find out from previous U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs David Feith and former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe.

The event is not the first time.