Lithuania exported 300,000 tons of wheat to China at a value of $52.3 million in 2019, and the figure soared to $75 million in 2020, according to numbers disclosed by then Chinese ambassador to Lithuania Shen Zhifei in an interview with the Baltic Times in May.In the case of beef exports, the number was 472.1 tons worth $2.1 million. China signed protocols that allowed for Lithuanian farm produce including fish, dairy products, beef and wheat to enter its giant market. With the 2018-20 agricultural cooperation action plan bearing fruits, Lithuania's agricultural sector moved onto the fast track. Lithuania stands on the opposite side of universal principles and justice which will never end well, Zhao said, noting that those who insist on acting in collusion with Taiwan secessionist forces will eventually be swept into the garbage bin of history.Ī surge in Lithuania's farm produce shipments to China in the wake of a bilateral agricultural action plan signed in 2017 was one of the most convincing examples of the Baltic nation's dependence on China's market.

Lithuania has recklessly violated the One China principle, a basic norm of international relations and a universal consensus held by the international community, a move destined to be spurned and opposed, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian told reporters on Monday. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian Photo: Lithuania's economic reliance on China has been on the rise in recent years, with its China-bound exports ranging from farm produce and beer to lasers, but analysts have sounded the alarm over the unaffordable fallout on Lithuania's economy from its dangerous provocation against China by trampling on the One China principle.

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