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Friend: Recently, Sino-US relations have not been very optimistic; The PBOC's decision to enhance the flexibility of the RMB exchange rate on July 2 was an important step forward and a full demonstration of China's confidence in the global economic recovery. We look forward to the upcoming G20 summit in Toronto, Canada, where the leaders of China and the United States will continue to discuss issues related to the RMB exchange rate. China-US relations are one of the most complex and important bilateral relations in the world today, and mutual trust is the foundation for developing and improving comprehensive cooperative relations between the two sides.
Frequent engagement and consultation on major issues and listening to each other's views and opinions will be of great benefit to both China and the United States; The Strategic Economic Dialogue is a very good opportunity to promote mutual understanding and communication. Relevant personages expressed optimism about the recent development of Sino-US relations, and the ups and downs in bilateral relations are a normal cyclical phenomenon. They look forward to instilling trust in the U.S.-China relationship, deepening mutual understanding of the core interests of the two countries, and facilitating joint efforts by the two sides to resolve differences, seek common ground while reserving differences, and jointly advance global economic development and climate change issues.
It is through mutual trust that our work will be beneficial and meaningful to both countries. When the person concerned talks about the Sino-US issue, there will be friction between any of the partners, and China and the United States are no exception. It is believed that the two sides will identify the problems restricting development under the framework of the WTO and strive to improve them.
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Since Obama's series of unfriendly moves toward China, China has insisted that the renminbi does not appreciate under external pressure and has reduced its purchases of US Treasury bonds. The United States is also aware of China's attitude, and that today's China is not the China of the past, and that the global financial crisis has also had a great impact on the United States, and if there is no China's support and cooperation in the tide of the economic crisis, it will be difficult for Americans to overcome this hurdle. Obama first sent U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke to visit China, and then opened the fourth round of the China-US Economic Strategic Dialogue.
From the current world economic integration and peaceful settlement of international issues, the United States cannot do without China, and similarly, China cannot do without the United States, both sides are world powers, and if they fight, both sides will lose, and they will make some compromises and concessions, and it is impossible to go there. But if the Yankees do not budge, our country will accompany them to the end. The United States' diplomacy is a very mature country, and it is impossible for it to fight China to the end, and China will accept it when it sees good.
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Sino-US relations are good when they are good, but they are not very bad when they are bad, because their unanimous agreement is our country
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There is no time when it is good, just a little better in the 80s, and the rest of the time is not good, good is like embellishment, but some people are very reluctant to lose!
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It's a little worse than it used to be, but it's not far off.
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The U.S. embargo on China, especially in the South China Sea, in the Asia-Pacific region, especially in the South China Sea, and Japan, the Philippines, South Korea and other neighboring countries of China jointly squeezed China, in recent years, due to the U.S. financial crisis repeatedly imposed economic sanctions on China, so Sino-US relations can only go to war in the end.
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Sometimes it's good and sometimes it's bad, it's not good enough for the United States and the CCP to govern the world, and it's not bad for the United States to start a war... Friction constantly, bumper obediently... Until China became the world's number one economy, and the United States continued to decline, to lose...
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Interdependent, China will stand tall in the east in the economic field.
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China-US relations are generally moving towards health.
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As China's power continues to grow, its international status continues to improve, and its proportion in the world strategic pattern continues to increase, what attitude will the United States adopt towards it, and what impact will it have on China's future development?
In the course of future development, whether China and the United States can coexist peacefully or whether they will inevitably have a severe struggle and eventually embark on the road of strategic confrontation is also an issue that everyone who cares about and thinks about China's development cannot but seriously study and ponder. Because, for China, the biggest question for a harmonious world is whether China can be in harmony with the United States. From the perspective of historical common sense, the rise of a great power is always accompanied by a series of difficulties and obstacles, and it is never smooth sailing.
If the road ahead to achieve the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation is not smooth, and if major strategic challenges are encountered, will China-US relations be this challenge? This is a major reality.
In the development process of a modern country, the economy is a strong material condition for a country, the most core, the most realistic and the most tangible national interests, and directly determines the status and influence of the country. So economy and trade are a barometer of relations between countries. China and the United States are in different stages of economic development, and with the deepening of economic globalization, the economic relations between the two countries are highly mutually beneficial and complementary.
At the same time, there are various frictions in the competition. The friction between China and the United States in economic and trade is mainly manifested in the following three aspects: ** difference, RMB exchange rate, and intellectual property protection.
In an interdependent world, in a world of economic globalization, friction is normal and unavoidable, and it is not terrible. The frequent economic and trade frictions between China and the United States reflect the close economic relations between the two countries. The U.S. and Chinese economies are becoming increasingly important to both sides.
The two sides can only face the problems that arise rationally and properly handle them through consultation on an equal footing in the regular coordination and cooperation mechanism. From the perspective of Sino-US friction, it is caused by the different ideologies, different national conditions, mutual incomprehension, and distrust between China and the United States. Both China and the United States should have a correct mentality and adopt an attitude of cooperation and respect, so that they can more effectively find a balance between the interests of the two countries and achieve a win-win situation.
War is not a way out, and neither China nor the United States can afford to fight a war. Only when the two sides properly handle the best relations can the relations between the two sides be better consolidated and the ideological and political issues can be better resolved. Properly handling the relationship between a major regional development country and a world power will not only benefit the two countries, but also achieve a win-win situation. Moreover, it also plays an important and positive role in the peaceful and sustainable development of the world.
Sino-US relations are complicated and cannot be resolved in one or two days. However, as long as we follow the principles of contact, understanding, trust, respect, and cooperation, we can gradually sort out and solve these problems.
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How we view Sino-US relations depends on what happens in the future and how the leaders of the two countries deal with problems in the future. If the leaders of each generation of the two countries have the long-term goal of valuing peace and implementing relevant policies, it will be good for the relations of the two countries. The United States is much stronger than China, and on the whole, China has to be careful about the United States' face, but China will never give in when it comes to the country's long-term development!!
It is certain that the Chinese system determines that the United States will not get too close to China!
For the sake of the large number of Chinese, I hope that the United States will not push China too hard in terms of economy!
For me personally, China's domestic issues are the most important thing!!
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