How is the Chinese officialdom, press, or intelligentsia discussing Russia's possible use of nuclear weapons in the Ukraine war?

Question

It's certainly known that the Chinese press and officials have openly blamed NATO and the USA more specifically for the war in Ukraine.

On the other hand, China officially has a "no first use" policy for nuclear weapons.

So, how have Chinese circles of power or their press/academic proxies discussed the various open calls of Russian officials like those of Kadyrov for the use of (low yield) nuclear weapons in Ukraine, or the slightly more vague allusions of Putin to "all weapons at our disposal"?

I don't really expect Chinese officials to publically delve into these Russian statements (would be glad to be proven wrong though), but in a country like China, in which press and academia often are well aligned to the power, one can get a feeling of how the officialdom may be leaning from the press and academics. So, if Chinese officials said nothing on the matter of Russian officials' open calls or allusions to the use nuclear weapons in defense of their recently expanded country, what are the Chinese press or academics saying about these open calls and allusions to the use of nuclear weapons?

Answer 1

China once proposed the 12 item plan about how they do think that the Ukrainian crisis could be resolved.

Therein is no suggestion or approval for either side to strike with nuclear weapons. Instead there is a proposal to respect territorial integrity of other countries, which does not look like a strong support of this, as you say, "recent expansion" (some would use other words).

I doubt if any country ever advised another about such a "solution" for any problem.