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China’s State Internet Information Office has just published an America’s Global Surveillance Record, a few days after the government’s announcement that it would increase security checks for computer hardware and services. The Record is drafted by the China Academy of Cyber Space and reveals more details of America’s cyber espionage¹ activities and their Chinese victims.

For more insight and analysis, we’re joined by Su Xiaohui, Assistant Researcher from the China Institute of International Studies. Welcome to our program.

Q1: The US has been conducting its secret surveillance on China for a long time. And last week the US Department of Justice indicted² five Chinese military officers for hacking³ into American companies to steal trade secrets. So what kind of message is China sending to the US, through the report published at this time?

Q2: After former US National Security Agency contractor⁴, Edward Snowden, revealed so many details about US surveillance, the US government showed little sign of regret, let alone concrete actions to stop the surveillance. Instead, President Barack Obama has been constantly whitewashing⁵ spying activities. How do you see this kind of double standard?