Hey there, globe-trotters and eco-warriors! 🌎🌱 Big news from Beijing: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi just met up with the U.S.'s top climate guru, John Podesta! 🙌
On Friday, the two powerhouses sat down in Beijing to chat about something that's on all our minds: climate change. And guess what? They're all about teaming up to make the world a greener place! 💚
Wang Yi made it clear: China and the U.S. should be partners, not rivals. 🤝 They should be working together, not getting caught up in nasty competitions. He wants both countries to be on the same page, walking the talk when it comes to saving our planet. 🌍
He also mentioned that Beijing is super keen to work with Washington to build a healthy, stable, and sustainable relationship. This is all based on the cool vibes from last year's meeting between the leaders in San Francisco. 🌉
Wang highlighted that tackling climate change is a win-win for everyone—it's about securing a better future for humanity and our beautiful Earth. 🌿 He emphasized China's commitment to going green, focusing on low-carbon and sustainable development. 🚴♂️🌞
He noted that chatting and working together on climate issues isn't just a side gig—it's a key part of China-U.S. relations and a big step in keeping the promises made in San Francisco. ✌️
Wang stressed that this year, both sides have made some real progress in practical climate cooperation. He hopes the U.S. will keep things steady, respect China's legit concerns, avoid any shade (like protectionism), and join forces to tackle global challenges. 🌐
On the flip side, John Podesta was all smiles about the climate collaboration. 😄 He said it's a major agreement between the top leaders and a vital part of U.S.-China relations. Plus, it's gonna boost global teamwork! 🎉
According to Podesta, when China and the U.S. team up, it's not just good news for them—it's good news for the whole world! 🌎 He confirmed that the U.S. is down to amp up communication and work constructively with China. Let's get this green party started! 🎊
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Chinese FM Wang Yi meets top U.S. climate official in Beijing
cgtn.com
