Chinese Ambassador: Let "better angels" enhance Sino-US relationship
Xinhua |
Updated: 2018-11-02 14:41
China and the United States should let their "better angels" enhance the bilateral relationship, especially at a time of doubt, Chinese Ambassador to US Cui Tiankai said on October 30, Xinhua News Agency reported.
Speaking at a screening of documentary Better Angels at the National Press, Cui said people-to-people exchanges demonstrated in the film provided a firm ground for the China-US relationship.
Noting that China and the United States will soon be celebrating the 40th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations, Cui said the relationship has come a long way and made great strides in the past four decades.
Cui acknowledged the current tension between Beijing and Washington but "thanks to their unremitting efforts, we have been able to rise above differences and ensure the sustained and steady growth of our relations; thanks to their unswerving commitment, we have blazed a trail of win-win cooperation and seen our interests as closely tied as never before,” Cui said.
China and the United States should let their "better angels" enhance the bilateral relationship, especially at a time of doubt, Chinese Ambassador to US Cui Tiankai said on October 30, Xinhua News Agency reported.
Speaking at a screening of documentary Better Angels at the National Press, Cui said people-to-people exchanges demonstrated in the film provided a firm ground for the China-US relationship.
Noting that China and the United States will soon be celebrating the 40th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations, Cui said the relationship has come a long way and made great strides in the past four decades.
Cui acknowledged the current tension between Beijing and Washington but "thanks to their unremitting efforts, we have been able to rise above differences and ensure the sustained and steady growth of our relations; thanks to their unswerving commitment, we have blazed a trail of win-win cooperation and seen our interests as closely tied as never before,” Cui said.
