Hey there, global news enthusiasts! 🌍 Ready for some juicy updates from Beijing?
Chinese and U.S. diplomats just wrapped up some 'candid, in-depth, and constructive' talks in the heart of China. 🇨🇳🤝🇺🇸
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu met with U.S. Ambassador Nicholas Burns, Assistant Secretary of State Daniel Kritenbrink, and Sarah Beran from the White House National Security Council. That's a pretty solid lineup! 😯
The two sides dived deep into discussions, touching on hot topics like the Middle East, Ukraine, and the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue. They’re aiming to keep the convo going and stabilize China-U.S. relations—fancy talk for \"let's be friends again!\" 🤗
They also agreed to keep rocking the \"San Francisco vision\" from their last big meet-up. Sounds like they're planning to keep the dialogue flowing and maybe grab some more dumplings together? 🥟✨
But it wasn't all smiles and selfies. 😐 China didn't hold back on sharing its feelings about the U.S.'s \"Indo-Pacific Strategy\" and the whole trio thing with Japan and the Philippines in the South China Sea. China’s basically like, \"Stop trying to form cliques and stirring the pot in our neighborhood!\" 🛑🌊
On top of that, China urged the U.S. to chill on interfering in internal affairs, hitting pause on sanctions against Chinese companies, and stopping the pressure on China's economic and tech development. 🤑🚀
Will these talks lead to a bromance between the two superpowers, or is this just another episode in their complicated relationship? Stay tuned, amigos! 🎬✨
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Chinese, U.S. diplomats hold 'candid, in-depth, constructive' talks
cgtn.com
