Wang Qishan Meets With US Representatives In Twelfth Round Of Dialogue Between Chinese And US Business Leaders And Former Senior Officials – Xinhuanet

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, January 29 (Reporter Zheng Mingda) Vice President Wang Qishan met in Beijing on the 29th by video with US representatives who attended the twelfth round of the dialogue between China-US business leaders and former senior officials.

On January 29, Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan met with US representatives who attended the twelfth round of dialogue between Chinese and US business leaders and former senior officials in Beijing. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Yin Bogu

Wang Qishan said that Sino-US relations are related to the prosperity and stability of the world. During the past 40 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations, bilateral economic and trade development has demonstrated the objective facts of complementary advantages and mutual benefit. In the 50 years since Dr. Kissinger’s visit to China, the two great countries with so different social systems, stages of development, value systems and cultural customs between China and the United States, although there have been low tides of friction and conflict Contradictions and differences, they have also enjoyed meeting and joining hands. The dividends of cooperation show that China and the United States have more cooperation than conflict, and their common interests outweigh their differences. In the long term, China and the United States still have complex games in multiple fields and there are conflicts and common interests between the two sides. Maintaining the spirit of non-conflict, non-confrontation, mutual respect and win-win cooperation, focusing on cooperation and managing differences is the key to promoting the healthy and stable development of Sino-US relations.

The representative of the United States said that in the next stage, the United States and China should meet halfway and find the “greatest common divider” for cooperation between the two sides to ensure the healthy and stable development of relations between the United States and the United States. China. The American business community will continue to actively promote dialogue and exchanges between the new American government and China.