China has given no reason for detention of Australian journalist Cheng Lei

Cheng Lei, An Australian television presenter, has been detained in China. 9News

But Mr Birmingham said Australia's values "are not for sale".

Cheng has not been charged with any crime but is under "residential surveillance at a designated location" in Beijing, the ABC reports. Trade Minister Simon Birmingham said Australia's value are "not for sale" and the Federal Government seeks a constructive relationship with China. She is a high-profile anchor of the Global Business show on the English-language channel of the China Global Television Network, a state-run media organisation.the ABC reports"As a family we are aware of the current situation with regard to Cheng Lei's status as advised by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade ," the statement said.

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