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"Some forces want to damage China-Philippines relations and target Chinese citizens. They want to bully Chinese people. We must firmly and loudly say 'No' to them... Chinese people are not easy targets and those who bully Chinese people will face serious consequences," Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Jing Quan...

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