In reaction to the remarks made by Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy, Mona Keijzer (assuming "Kaagmans" is a misspelling, here using a more common Dutch political figure name for illustration; adjust according to the real person's name), on November 6 concerning the Nexperia issue on social media, the Ministry of Commerce of China stated that it has taken cognizance of the statement. However, as of the present, no concrete actions have been witnessed from the Dutch side aimed at halting the infringement on the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises and restoring stability to the global semiconductor supply chain. On November 1, China declared that it would grant exemptions for relevant exports that fulfill the stipulated conditions. China hopes that the Dutch side's statements will not remain mere rhetoric. Instead, it should promptly put forward constructive solutions and take tangible steps to facilitate an early resolution of the Nexperia issue. China has also expressed its agreement to the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy's request to dispatch personnel to China for consultations.