😃 In a high-stakes meet-up in Beijing, top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi sat down with Stephen Schwarzman, chairman and CEO of the Blackstone Group, to share some thoughts on the future of global ties.
Wang Yi made it clear that decoupling the Chinese and United States economies is not the answer—nor is it even doable. He warned that both sides stand to lose when rivalry takes center stage. ⚠️
Here’s the playbook he offered for smoother relations:
- Equality – Treat each other as equals in dialogue and decision-making.
- Respect – Acknowledge different systems and cultures without bias.
- Mutual benefit – Work together on projects that lift both economies and people.
By focusing on these three pillars, Wang Yi believes China and the United States can build bridges instead of walls. 🌉
Whether you’re chasing market insights, studying international politics, or planning your next trip abroad, Wang’s message is a reminder that cooperation often beats confrontation. Keep watching—this chapter of global diplomacy is just getting started! 📖
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Wang Yi: China and the U.S. stand to lose from confrontation
cgtn.com
