Xi mocked in Red China

When the speaker of the House announced she would visit Taiwan, Chairman Xi of Red China threw a hissy fit.

Newsweek reported, "China Warns That Nancy Pelosi Taiwan Visit Would Be 'Red Line' for Conflict."

The story said, "China has asked the US side not to arrange Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, and stressed that 'the US must be fully responsible for all consequences caused by this,' the official state newspaper wrote. 'It must be noted that if some US politicians want to use the Taiwan question to make political capital, they will certainly have a deeper understanding and feeling of the old Chinese saying, 'he who plays with fire will get burned.'"

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijiang said, "If the U.S. were to insist on going down the wrong path, China will take resolute and strong measures to safeguard its sovereignty and territorial integrity."

Worry warts in America decried the trip.

Thomas Friedman of the New York Times, "Nothing good will come of it. Taiwan will not be more secure or more prosperous as a result of this purely symbolic visit, and a lot of bad things could happen. These include a Chinese military response that could result in the U.S. being plunged into indirect conflicts with a nuclear-armed Russia and a nuclear-armed China at the same time."

And once again, the deep state mouthpiece was absolutely wrong.

Much good came out of the trip because it revealed that Chairman Xi is a paper panda. He huffed. He puffed. He blew himself down.

She visited Taiwan unmolested, then South Korea (where the president ignored her) and then Japan. Not a bad trip for a woman whose district is 32% Asian.

Chairman Xi responded by banning Pelosi from visiting his communist empire.

She joins Senators Cruz and Rubio as officials banned from going to a country they have no interest in visiting.

Chairman Xi looks like Winnie the Pooh and acts like a 12-year-old girl telling people that if they are friends with Taiwan they cannot be friends with him.

To use another analogy, Red China is led by a guy with an alligator mouth and a hummingbird ass. By not meeting her, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol was tougher on her than Red China was. 

Chairman Xi is being mocked on social media.

By people in Red China.

The New York Times reported, "Perils of Preaching Nationalism Play Out on Chinese Social Media.

"Many users mocked the government for not taking military action to stop Nancy Pelosi’s Taiwan trip, saying it hadn’t lived up to its tough rhetoric."

The story said, "No military action in the Taiwan Strait, as they felt they had been led to expect. No shoot-down, no missile attack, no fighter jet flying next to Ms. Pelosi’s plane. Just some denunciations and announcements of military exercises.

"Many people complained that they felt let down and lied to by the government. 'Don’t put on a show of power if you don’t have the power,' wrote a Weibo user with the handle @shanshanmeiyoulaichi2hao shortly after the flight’s landing. 'What a loss of face!'"

To be sure, Red China amped up its military exercises, but it has rattled those sabers for months now.

NYT said, "Some users compared the People’s Liberation Army to the Chinese men’s soccer team, a laughingstock in the country because it has qualified for the World Cup only once. They sneered at the announcement that the P.L.A. would conduct military exercises near Taiwan. 'Save some gas,' said one WeChat user. 'It’s very expensive now,' responded another."

Xi drew a red line in the sand. Pelosi kicked the sand in his face as she crossed it. The threat to shoot her plane down was just that. Empty words.

He's the Biden of Beijing now.