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China blames Australia for current tension

Deputy Head of Mission of the Chinese Embassy in Australia Wang Xining

Deputy Head of Mission of the Chinese Embassy in Australia Wang Xining Source: AAP

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One of China's senior diplomats in Australia has warned the super power won't tolerate being exploited, saying they will strongly defend their national interests.

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