London (Reuters) - The United States will blacklist eight Chinese companies this week, including DJI, the world's largest maker of commercial drones, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.

The Financial Times report, citing two people familiar with the matter, said the U.S. Treasury Department would blacklist the companies Thursday local time for alleged 'human rights violations in Xinjiang.'

On December 13, foreign ministry spokesman in response to the issues related to Wang Wenbin said that the United States are based on lies and false information, again on the grounds that the so-called "human rights" in xinjiang and entity of sanctions to China's relevant personnel, serious interference in China's internal affairs, a serious violation of the fundamental principles of international relations, serious damage to china-us relations, China is firmly opposed, strongly denounce. Xinjiang affairs are purely China's internal affairs. Xinjiang's development achievements are there for all to see, and China's policy to govern Xinjiang has won widespread support. The US has no right or qualification to point fingers or intervene arbitrarily. The SO-CALLED "sanctions" by the US fully exposes its sinister intention of "using Xinjiang to control China" and the hypocritical nature of its pretence of democracy and power and human rights as true hegemony. We tell the US that the Chinese government is firmly committed to safeguarding national sovereignty, security and development interests, cracking down on violent, terrorist, separatist and religious extremist forces, and opposing any external interference in Xinjiang affairs and China's internal affairs. The perverse actions of the US side will not undermine the overall development of Xinjiang, stop China's progress, or reverse the trend of historical development. We urge the US to immediately revoke the wrong decision and stop words and deeds that interfere in China's internal affairs and undermine China's interests. If the US persists in acting arbitrarily, China will definitely take strong measures to fight back.