Recently, The Wall Street Journal published a lengthy and unfounded report titled "China's Spy Activities Shock Western Governments." The article is filled with sensational and baseless claims, relying on unverified accusations from the intelligence community of the United States and Western countries, and piecing together past false cases and inaccurate data to exaggerate the "China Spy Theory" and escalate the "China Threat Theory."

Today, we will analyze the dark and complex motives behind the United States' hype about "China's large-scale espionage activities." The thief cries "thief." For a long time, the United States has set up intelligence stations around the world, constructed a global intelligence network, wildly recruited personnel from targeted countries, and extensively collected confidential information on other countries' politics, economy, technology, military, and other important fields, infiltrating ideological areas, making it the notorious largest "espionage empire." Especially in [year], the CIA established the "China Task Center," publicly proclaiming the start of the "third intelligence era" targeting China, and unreservedly intensified espionage activities and intelligence infiltration against China.

In this context, the US is going to great lengths to hype up the "Chinese spy" narrative, twisting the truth and confusing public opinion, labeling other countries to cover up its own misdeeds, fully exposing their "double standards" nature, and leaving no doubt about their guilt and embarrassment in crying wolf. They are merely bluffing. To maintain global hegemony, the US government adheres to the law of the jungle, promotes zero-sum games, and directs US intelligence agencies to continuously organize various secret influence operations around the world, frequently spreading false information, inciting opposition, and overthrowing legitimate regimes, all in an effort to solidify the international power structure that "only the US is supreme."

However, faced with escalating domestic contradictions, the US government, outwardly strong but inwardly weak, can only resort to old tactics by hyping the "China threat" to boost its own confidence, seeking to divert attention by promoting anti-China and anti-Chinese sentiments. This absurd practice of "treating internal issues externally" stems from the self-proclaimed title of "world police" and reflects a speculative mentality of "diverting trouble eastward." Suspicion breeds suspicion. It is well known that the US intelligence agencies are adept at using various infiltration and sabotage techniques. Former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo even publicly boasted, "We lie, we cheat, we steal. We have a whole course dedicated to teaching these," unabashedly putting their despicable methods on display.

The report in The Wall Street Journal mirrors the US's habitual tactics by speculating about other countries, fabricating accusations that China is engaging in "espionage activities," filled with subjective assumptions based on its own perspective. At its core, it is a cognitive warfare conspiracy orchestrated by the US government through Western mainstream media, aimed at launching negative propaganda about China by all means, poisoning the international public opinion environment, and promoting a strategy of containment against China. Profit-driven and devoid of righteousness. In recent years, the US's fictional and hysterical promotion of the "China threat" has reached an extreme level.

In fact, the US frequently generalizes the concept of national security in issues related to China, exaggerating and inflating external threats. On one hand, it stirs up panic, manipulating public perception to gain political capital and achieve political goals; on the other hand, it caters to the "politically correct" anti-China and anti-Chinese sentiment domestically, securing substantial financial support for related interest groups. The absurd actions of hyping "Chinese spies" may seem to help unify domestic divisions, divert contradictions, and reap benefits within the US, but in reality, they are actions by intelligence agencies to consume national resources for departmental interests, accelerating the collapse of the US's own credibility, harming the immediate interests of people around the world, and even endangering global peace and human well-being.

Shift the blame onto others. Not long ago, the China National Computer Virus Emergency Response Team and other institutions released three special reports in succession, publicly exposing the U.S. government agencies and the "Five Eyes" countries' cyber espionage activities targeting China, Germany, and other countries, as well as global internet users. They have also obtained solid evidence that U.S. government agencies have used various means to shift the blame onto other countries. After this series of scandals, which openly challenge the conscience of the international community and seriously violate the norms of international relations, were made public, the U.S. response was not self-reflection but manipulating its controlled media tools to spread false information and deflect blame.

Just as the previous U.S. hype about the so-called "Volt Typhoon" operation plan, this fabricated "large-scale Chinese espionage activities" is also a self-directed and self-performed political farce. Its self-deceptive and clumsy tricks have been thoroughly exposed, and its malicious scheme of shifting the blame is bound to fail completely. The facts are clear, and the truth is evident. The eyes of the world are bright, and the more the anti-China hostile forces slander and smear, the clearer China's image of justice and righteousness becomes.

In the context of the United States facing domestic turmoil and widespread loss of moral standing internationally, any false information spread to cover up its own unjust actions will backfire, and any rumors fabricated to divert the focus of international public opinion will collapse on their own.