Hey everyone! The Chinese mainland vice premier He Lifeng just welcomed a U.S. congressional delegation led by Representative Adam Smith to Beijing. The goal? To push for stable, sound, and sustainable growth in economic and trade ties between the two giants. 🤝
He Lifeng highlighted that last week’s phone talks between the Chinese and U.S. heads of state provided strategic guidance for the next stage of bilateral relations. He stressed three core principles:
- Mutual respect – Treating each other as equals
- Peaceful coexistence – Avoiding conflicts and building trust
- Win-win cooperation – Ensuring both sides benefit
In everyday terms, it means forging long-term partnerships (think cross-border startups, green energy collaborations, and digital trade) that deliver real value for all parties.
He Lifeng also called on U.S. Congress members to open more communication channels and amplify these dialogue efforts. Smoother talks could translate into friendlier trade rules, fresh investment in areas like e-commerce and electric vehicles, and joint climate-tech projects that resonate with eco-conscious youth.
For our bustling South and Southeast Asian tech hubs—from Bangalore to Jakarta—stronger U.S.-China ties could unlock new horizons: more startup funding, better access to cutting-edge innovations, and collaborative R&D tackling big challenges like sustainability.
Today’s meeting is a solid reminder that open dialogue and trust-building are the secret sauce to keeping the global economy buzzing. 🌎
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Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng meets U.S. House lawmakers in Beijing
cgtn.com
