Top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi, director of the Office of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, is calling on the United States to work together with China on the key issue of mutual perception. Speaking during a meeting in Beijing with Harvard professor Graham Allison, Wang stressed that correctly fastening the "first button" of China-U.S. relations is crucial to building a stable and constructive partnership.
Wang expressed genuine appreciation for Allison's long-standing efforts to bridge gaps and foster mutual understanding between the two major powers. He highlighted the Chinese philosophy of "harmony without uniformity," an approach that embraces diversity while seeking common ground. This perspective, which stands in contrast to more zero-sum views often seen in Western discourse, invites everyone to find that secret sauce that brings people together—just like a hit pop anthem unites fans worldwide! 🎵🤝
The call for enhanced mutual perception is aimed not only at policymakers but also resonates with young professionals, students, and culture enthusiasts eager for fresh ideas on building a cooperative global future. With clear shared interests, the message is simple: understanding and respect can light the way for lasting peace and progress.
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Wang Yi urges U.S. to work with China on issue of mutual perception
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