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China’s Commerce Ministry pushes back against new U.S. regulations limiting Chinese connected cars and tech, calling it protectionism that could harm global auto supply chains and consumers.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met U.S. Senator Chris Coons at the UN General Assembly, discussing China-U.S. relations and common concerns—a hopeful step towards better communication.
Peng Liyuan attends a vibrant cultural exchange in Beijing, uniting Chinese and U.S. youths through sports and friendship 🎉🇨🇳🇺🇸.
China vows to defend its tech interests as the U.S. considers banning Chinese software and hardware in electric vehicles, escalating trade tensions in the global auto industry.
China urges the U.S. to drop its ‘containment’ obsession and stop using regional countries as tools, following recent comments at the Quad summit. 🇨🇳🇺🇸
Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng and U.S. Treasury Under Secretary Jay Shambaugh just had a high-profile meeting in Beijing to boost China-U.S. economic ties! 🌏🤝
China and the U.S. just concluded their fifth economic working group meeting in Beijing, holding candid discussions on economic policies and challenges. Both sides agreed to keep the dialogue going.
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng and U.S. Under Secretary Jay Shambaugh met in Beijing to strengthen economic ties, agreeing to implement recent presidential consensus and promote healthy relations.
China and U.S. military leaders have resumed talks, aiming to ease tensions in the South China Sea and prevent misunderstandings between their forces. This marks the restoration of key communication channels.
Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng calls for stronger China-U.S. ties, emphasizing cooperation over competition at the U.S.-China Business Forum. He believes the relationship shouldn’t be a zero-sum game.