“No progress means regress.” President Xi stressed that the stabilizing trend in China-US relations did not come easy. It is hoped that the two teams will continue working actively to follow through on the San Francisco vision, so as to truly stabilize, improve and move forward…

On China-US relations, President Xi stressed the following points:
- China is willing to cooperate, but cooperation should be a two-way street.
- China is not afraid of competition, but competition should be about common progress, not a zero-sum game.
- China is committed to…

President Xi noted that the world is undergoing transformation not seen in a century. China’s answer is to build a community with a shared future for mankind. Citing the saying that “Those in the same boat should help each other,” he stressed that we on the same planet should…

On Apr. 26, President Xi Jinping met with Secretary Antony Blinken in Beijing.
President Xi noted that China and the US can draw important lessons from the past 45 years:
- Be partners, not rivals;
- Help each other succeed, rather than hurt each other;
- Seek common ground and reserve…

Wow, they can really dance!😎 #Xinjiang

It would be self-deluding to suppress and encircle China in the name of competition on one hand, and try to manage competition and avoid direct conflict on the other. If we only aim at the minimum goal of avoiding conflict in China-US relations, then we would not be far away from…

By slapping unilateral sanctions on Chinese companies, the US is keeping Chinese players out of the game even before it starts.
The US has also forced other countries to ban exports of certain devices and techs to China, such as mask aligners. This is like asking others to run…

Candidly speaking, what the US has in mind is not competition, but kind of bullying. The Chinese are not afraid of competition, but any competition must be fair. It should be like competing for excellence in a racing field, not beating one another in a wrestling ring.

Very glad to have a fireside chat with Prof. Graham Allison on China-US relations and how our two countries can leap over the “Thucydides trap”. It’s been 12 years since Prof. Allison first alarmed us about the trap. Now that we have all realized its extreme danger, why should…

A story that has warmed my heart: Over 10 US nationals were in danger when camping on the outskirts of Beijing on Feb. 9, Chinese New Year's Eve. Beijing authorities immediately organized inter-agency emergency rescue to locate them, and provided timely medical treatment. Last…

What’s the real statue quo about the Taiwan question? It’s the fact that both sides belong to the one and same China. The “Taiwan independence” separatists and external forces behind them pose the biggest threats to peace and stability across the Strait.

The Taiwan question is…

In the Chinese culture, we can find many inspirations for navigating around the “Thucydides trap”.
— We believe peace is of paramount importance. Caution against war and value of peace is ingrained in our DNA, making us who we are.
— We uphold rule by virtue, not by force. The…