'Dictator Xi jinping, your time is over', 

why the Chinese President is being opposed in France

Xi Jinping's europe tour is full of challenges. On the very first day, his convoy had to face a massive protest in France. Know what problems the Chinese President is facing.

Chinese President Xi jinping is currently celebrating 60 years of diplomatic relations between france and China. For which he has arrived in france on a 2-day tour, but he is being insulted here. On Monday, there was a protest against him in paris and many people were seen raising slogans of 'Dictator Xi jinping, your time is over'. jinping has completely ignored the anger and protests of the people, but only this is being discussed on social media.

Xi jinping faces these challenges

Chinese President Xi jinping has come to france after 2019 i.e. after five years. He has said that he wants to improve relations with Western Europe. However, protests against his visit have started in France. This protest is for the demand of independence of Tibet. On Monday, protesters showed 'Free Tibet' flags to President Xi Jinping's convoy and also raised slogans of 'Dictator Xi jinping, your time is over'. Let us tell you that on 23 May 1951, tibet was forcibly occupied by China, after which the people of tibet have been continuously registering protest in different ways. These allegations have also been made

Not only this, the Uighur Muslim community has also made serious allegations of human rights violations against jinping and has opposed his visit. Apart from this, many leaders of france will oppose jinping for supporting russia in the ukraine war. They say that jinping wants to improve relations with Western europe but his stand on Russia's war in ukraine says something else. Russia-Ukraine issue will be raised in the state banquet

Talking about Jinping's visit to france, he reached paris with his wife Peng Liyuan on May 5, during which French prime minister Gabriel Attal was present to welcome him. jinping will have a state banquet with european Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen and Macron today on May 6, during which many issues including the Russia-Ukraine war will be raised.