Beijing, China - Dec 3, 2019 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Press conference in progress
2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Hua Chunying, spokeswoman, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
"Up to now, no countries, companies, or individuals have hard evidence to prove that Huawei poses a threat to their security."
3. Reporters at press conference
4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Hua Chunying, spokeswoman, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (partially overlaid with shot 5):
"In fact, China's National Intelligence Law not only stipulates that organizations and citizens have the obligation to support and assist the intelligence department, but also stipulates that the intelligence collection must be done in accordance with the law, must respect and protect human rights, safeguard legitimate interests of individuals and organizations. China has never requested and will never request companies or individuals to violate local laws to gather or provide oversea data and intelligence to Chinese government by installing backdoors. I think the Chinese government has made its point many times."
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5. Reporters at press conference
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6. Reporters at press conference
7. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Hua Chunying, spokeswoman, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
"We with a normal mind have nothing to say to such a man who is proud of lying, cheating, and stealing. There is no way for conversation. So if I have to make some response, that is, show your evidence."
8. Various of reporters at press conference

China has never requested and will never request companies or individuals to violate laws to gather or provide oversea data and intelligence to Chinese government by backdoors, Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman said at a press briefing on Tuesday.

Spokeswoman Hua Chunying made the remarks when talking about the U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's op-ed for Politico Europe, in which, he asked European countries not give control of their critical infrastructure to Chinese tech giants like Huawei, or ZTE.

Hua said Pompeo's nagging is a poisonous lie and he has no evidence to prove it.

"Up to now, no countries, companies, or individuals have hard evidence to prove that Huawei poses a threat to their security," said Hua.

A report on German media this May said that organizations including the British government, Germany's Federal Office for Information Security, and European Commission found no backdoors in Huawei devices, Hua said.

However, the United States requires its internet companies to regularly provide users' information. Its companies such as Apple and Facebook obtain information through backdoors. And the country wiretapped leaders of 35 countries, including its allies.

Hua also refuted Pompeo's false remark on the Communist Party of China on intelligence transfer.

"In fact, China's National Intelligence Law not only stipulates that organizations and citizens have the obligation to support and assist the intelligence department, but also stipulates that the intelligence collection must be done in accordance with the law, must respect and protect human rights, safeguard legitimate interests of individuals and organizations. China has never requested and will never request companies or individuals to violate local laws to gather or provide oversea data and intelligence to Chinese government by backdoors. I think the Chinese government has made its point many times," said Hua.

There is no way to have those who pretend to be sleeping to hear our voice, Hua.

"We with a normal mind have nothing to say to such a man who is proud of lying, cheating, and stealing. There is no way for conversation. So if I have to make some response, that is, show your evidence," said Hua.