Leaders Reaffirm Commitment to Stable US-China Relations
Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Joe Biden met in Lima on November 16, emphasizing the need for collaboration over competition in addressing global crises. The high-stakes discussion highlighted shared responsibilities in a world grappling with technological shifts and geopolitical tensions.
Xi’s Vision for Partnership
President Xi stressed that 'major-country competition should not define our era,' urging mutual respect and open dialogue. He warned against 'small yard, high fences' policies, advocating instead for 'solidarity and cooperation' to tackle issues like supply-chain disruptions and climate challenges. 🌐
Four Unchanged Commitments
Xi outlined China’s steadfast priorities:
A stable, healthy US-China relationship
Mutual respect and win-win cooperation
Protection of China’s sovereignty and development interests
Strengthening people-to-people ties
He likened bilateral relations to a 'wise choice' requiring continuous navigation. 🤝
The Road Ahead
With Biden’s recent election win, Xi reiterated China’s readiness to 'expand cooperation and manage differences.' Both leaders acknowledged the relationship’s critical role in shaping humanity’s future—what happens next could reshape everything from TikTok trends to trade policies. 💡
