Walz’s hon­ey­moon with Chi­na gets fresh scruti­ny as Har­ris camp blasts ‘lying’ crit­ics

Min­neso­ta Gov. Tim Walz is fac­ing scruti­ny from Repub­li­cans over what they say are pro-Chi­na remarks, includ­ing an inter­view in which the Demo­c­ra­t­ic vice pres­i­den­tial nom­i­nee said he does not agree with the idea there needs to be an adver­sar­i­al rela­tion­ship with the com­mu­nist government.Walz worked briefly in Chi­na as a teacher, trav­el­ing to Guang­dong in 1989 for a teach abroad pro­gram to teach Eng­lish and Amer­i­can his­to­ry. He lat­er became a mem­ber of Con­gress and gov­er­nor of Min­neso­ta. The Wall Street Jour­nal, cit­ing local media reports, report­ed that one trip to Chi­na dou­bled as his hon­ey­moon in 1994, and he planned his wed­ding date to coin­cide with the fifth anniver­sary of the Tianan­men Squar …