Does the British Foreign Secretary want to visit China in July? British media: in the face of opposition within the Conservative Party] Financial Associated Press, June 16, a number of media reported that British Foreign Secretary Cleverley is considering visiting China in July to stabilize UK-China relations. But he and British Prime Minister Sunak also face opposition from some in the conservative party. According to reports, people familiar with the plans said that Cleverley was discussing his visit to China at the end of July, but stressed that no information had been confirmed. When asked whether Cleverley would accept the invitation to visit China, a spokesman for the British Prime Minister's Office said on the 14th that it was impossible to guess, but "generally speaking, our position on China is consistent with that of our closest ally, the United States." (world wide Web)