Today, China strongly condemned the high magnitude of terrorist attacks in Paris. The attacks killed more than 120 people, China also expressed support to the French government in enhancing stability and security.

According to Bill Insider, a message from China emphasized that China expresses deepest condolences for the losses suffered in Paris on November 13.

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The Islamic State Sickos (ISIS) brutally murdered more than 129 people in Paris on the Friday night with several Chinese nationals feared dead.

The condemnation comes few day after China's president, Xi Jinping, sworn to beef up China's fight against the evil jihadists' just days after the massacre. He made the promise during a phone call with Francois Hollande who is the French leader, Irish Daily Star reported.

According to Daily Star, a Foreign Ministry spokesman was quoted saying that terrorism is a common challenge facing humanity, this was a hint that the Asian nation could attack the militants. He also added that China do supports France in maintaining its stability, national security and in attacking terrorism.

In a message sent to Manuel Valls, his French counterpart, Li honest sympathy and delivered deep condolences to the injured and the injured as well as their relatives.

The comments from Xi Jinping have resulted to speculation that China might bomb the terrorists to oblivion in Iraq and Syria.

French authorities confirmed that a Chinese national suffered minor injuries in the attacks, this was said by the Chinese embassy in Paris.

China's agency in Paris was asked by the National Tourism Administration to follow developments closely and urged tourists heading for France to ensure safety precautions.

On Friday, a total of 40 Chinese tour groups and 1,299 Chinese tourists were staying in Paris but none have yet been confirmed dead.

Briton Nick Alexander is among the tragic victims, he was gunned down while working at a concert. His distraught family said, "Nick was everyone's best friend, generous, funny and loyal", to them, he was not just our brother, son and uncle.

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