Several reports state that China is not engaging with a forthcoming judicial review related to a proposed “mega-embassy” in London. The Daily Mail reports that the Chinese authorities are being criticised for “snubbing” the judicial review process, which is described as an upcoming legal challenge concerning the embassy proposal. The coverage frames the alleged lack of participation as contempt toward the UK. Based on the information provided, the central point across the cited material is that a judicial review is expected to take place and that Chinese officials are said to be declining or failing to engage with it. The reports do not add further confirmed details about the specific legal arguments, timelines, or the status of the planning or approval process beyond the existence of the judicial review. The issue is therefore presented primarily as a dispute over procedural engagement rather than the substantive merits of the embassy plan. No alternative perspective or direct response from Chinese authorities is included in the excerpts supplied.