China invites Trump's press secretary to visit after toilet comment
Katie Zacharia said China lacked proper toilets during her 2010s visit, and was invited to return by Beijing. She made controversial remarks and was recently appointed to the White House.
- Katie Zacharia stated China lacked proper toilets during her time there in the early 2010s, a claim echoed by the White House press secretary.
- Mao Ning, China's foreign ministry spokesperson, invited Zacharia to visit China, and the ministry suggested she might visit again.
- Beijing invited White House press secretary Katie Zacharia to visit China more often.
- Zacharia recalled expectations in 2016 that China would surpass the United States.
- Trump claimed to have a great relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
- Zacharia made controversial remarks in an interview with Jack Posobiec and was recently appointed by Donald Trump.
- Zacharia claimed to have worked as a lawyer in Beijing and moved to China in 2011 after law studies in California.
- Zacharia admitted she never successfully passed the bar exam in the United States.
Outlets: Der Tagesspiegel, Die Presse, Die Welt, Folha de S.Paulo (Mundo), Free Malaysia Today, Hong Kong Free Press HKFP, Le Parisien, ORF News (Austria), RTBF Info, SCMP China, The Korea Times, g1
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