China’s threat, said- four countries who boycott the Olympics will have to pay the price

China has suffered another setback ahead of the Winter Olympics to be held in Beijing in 2022. After America, Great Britain and Australia, Canada has now announced a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics. Anger has also been expressed from Dragon’s side regarding this. China said on Thursday that the four countries that have boycotted the Beijing Winter Olympics will pay a price.

The US and Australia had already announced a boycott. At the same time, Great Britain and Canada announced this on Wednesday. Canadian PM Justin Trudeau gave this information from his official Twitter account. Trudeau said that Canada is deeply concerned by the continuing human rights violations in China. Against this we will not send any diplomatic representative to the Winter Games.

Britain, America and Australia have also announced
Before Canada, Britain had also announced a boycott. He had said that no diplomat from our country will go to China. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson also said that I do not think it is wise to boycott the Games and it is the policy of the government.

Earlier, Australia and earlier America have also announced boycott of Winter Olympics going to be held in Beijing. Behind this, he has cited atrocities on Uighur Muslims in China’s Xinjiang province and many other human rights violations. However, all four countries will be seen supporting their players participating in the Olympics.

Many more countries can boycott
Many more countries may boycott the Beijing Winter Games. This has happened in many Olympic Games before. Many countries have had to face the boycott of other countries. Various countries boycotted the Olympic Games due to war, invasion and apartheid in 1956 Melbourne, 1964 Tokyo, 1976 Montreal, 1980 Moscow, 1984 Los Angeles and 1988 Seoul.