According to the U.S. "The Wall Street Journal"

According to the U.S. "The Wall Street Journal" reported on June 22, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Cui 22, warned the United States not to intervene in tense situation in the South China Sea, that the U.S. intervention will only make the situation more complex. Cui said the South China Sea some countries are "playing with fire," the U.S. should not "getting burned."

According to reports, Cui made ​​the remarks at a time when the first China-US consultations on the eve of the Asia-Pacific affairs. The day he accepted the joint interview with foreign media. He said that China in the South China Sea issue is not to stir up trouble, other relevant countries on the region is very concerned about the frequent provocation. He also said that the U.S. is not one of the South China Sea dispute over sovereignty, it is best not to get involved by all parties involved to resolve.

He said: "I ​​think some countries are playing with fire, and I hope that the U.S. not getting burned."

According to reports, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Colin Campbell Cui and will be co-chaired the first weekend in Hawaii, Asia Pacific consultations.

Some countries, the South China Sea recently frequent moves, so the South China Sea dispute heating up. Philippines Foreign Ministry spokesman Malaya recently claimed sovereignty over the South China Sea dispute is not just the country involved in the dispute over sovereignty, but about the entire region and the wider region, the Philippines called on stakeholders through multilateral means. In addition, the Philippines is in full swing to the South China Sea islands disputed building infrastructure.