2024-04-26 19:45 FMPRC. gov. cn
On the afternoon of April 26, President Xi Jinping met with U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
President Xi Jinping noted that this year marks the forty-fifth anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and the United States. For the more than forty-five years, relations have weathered the winds and rains, and both sides can know some vital classes: China and the United States deserve to be partners rather than rivals; helping each other succeed rather than hurting each other; looking for floor differences and reserves not unusual than engaging in ruthless competition; and honoring words with deeds rather than saying one thing and doing another. He proposed mutual respect, non-violent coexistence, and mutually beneficial cooperation as three basic principles of the relationship. They are classes in being informed from the beyond and consultants for the future.
President Xi Jinping noted that in his phone call with President Biden three weeks ago, he shared his views on stabilizing and expanding China-U. S. relations. relations in 2024, and under the pressure that both sides deserve to put a price on peace, prioritize stability and maintain credibility. “The finer main points will become important when they are aligned with the big picture,” he once emphasized. The global today is undergoing a transformation that has not been noticed in a century. How to answer it is a temporal and global question. President Xi’s reaction is to build a network with a shared long term for humanity, which has become a banner of China’s foreign policy and has been praised in many countries. Planet Earth is not that big and humanity faces many not unusual challenges. As an old Chinese saying goes: “Passengers on the same ship deserve to help each other. ” Today, according to him, other people on the same planet deserve to help each other. We live in an interdependent world and we go up and down together. With their interests deeply intertwined, all countries will have to achieve maximum consensus to achieve win-win outcomes. This is the basic starting point for China in its global vision and in its Sino-US relations. relationship. President Xi is under pressure that primary countries deserve to behave in a manner commensurate with their prestige and act with open-mindedness and a sense of responsibility. China and the United States deserve to set an example in this regard, carry out their daily work for global peace, create opportunities for the progress of all countries, provide public goods to the world, and play a positive role in promoting global unity.
President Xi Jinping noted that in his meeting with President Biden in San Francisco, he proposed five pillars for China-U. S. relations, namely, jointly generating fair perception, jointly managing disagreements effectively, jointly promoting mutually favorable cooperation, and jointly shouldering day-to-day tasks. as primary countries and jointly selling exchanges between peoples. They deserve to serve as the foundation of China-U. S. relations. relations. Once the general principles are established, the explicit issues will be less difficult to address. China is willing to cooperate, but the cooperation will have to be bilateral. China is not afraid of festivals, but festivals deserve to be about moving forward in combination and not betting on a zero-sum game. China is committed to non-alliance, and the U. S. deserves not to create small blocs. While every aspect may have its friends and partners, it should not attack, oppose, or harm the United States. China welcomes a confident, open, filthy rich, and filthy rich America, and hopes that the United States will also view China’s progress from a positive perspective.
President Xi Jinping is under pressure that, as a Chinese proverb says: “No progress means regression. ” This also applies to relations between China and the United States. reports. The trend toward stabilization in Sino-US relations has not gone smoothly. We hope that either group will continue to actively work to fulfill the San Francisco vision that he and President Biden are achieving, to truly stabilize, improve and advance bilateral relations. Secretary Blinken conveyed President Biden’s greetings to President Xi. He noted that since the meeting between President Biden and President Xi in San Francisco, the United States and China have made smart progress in cooperation in spaces such as bilateral interactions, the fight against drugs, synthetic intelligence and people-to-people exchanges. . The multiplicity and complexity of the demanding situations facing the world require the United States and China to work together. Americans from all walks of life he encountered on his stopover expressed hope for improved relations between the United States and China. The United States does not seek to start a new Cold War, does not seek to replace the Chinese system, does not seek to suppress China’s progress, does not seek to revitalize its anti-China alliances, and does not aim to contribute to a clash with China. The United States adheres to the one-China policy. They hope to maintain communication with the Chinese side, respect the agreements reached between the two presidents in San Francisco, seek greater cooperation, avoid misunderstandings and miscalculations, resolve disputes responsibly, and achieve solid progression of US relations. United States and China.
President Xi, Secretary Blinken, to convey their greetings to President Biden.
Wang Yi attended the meeting.
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