Answer: B
Analysis:
不 (Bù) = not.
没 (Méi) = none.
否 (Fǒu) = deny.
Tā méi qù Měiguó, tā qù le Zhōngguó.
他没去美国，他去了中国。
He did not go to the United States, he went to China.
“没 (Méi) none” is used for objective narratives, negating that an act has taken place.
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