中 “Different opinions with the US are normal… Pursuing common interests in the world economic recovery, etc.”

It is normal for China to disagree with the United States on some issues, and it will pursue common interests in a wide range of fields such as climate change, Corona 19, and global economic recovery.

“It is normal for China and the United States to disagree on some issues,” said Zhang Ye-shui, spokesman for the National People’s Congress of China (Non-in University). “The conflict does not serve the interests of either side as it hurts itself,” he said.

“China’s policy toward the United States has consistently maintained a high degree of safety and continuity,” said Jang. “China has consistently established a Sino-American relationship that does not conflict with (the United States) but respects each other and benefits together.”

“Countries with different histories and cultures cannot achieve complete peaceful coexistence.” “The key to peaceful coexistence is to respect mutual interests and material relations. “The basic principle of international relations is to respect the development of the political system chosen by each country, and to settle disputes peacefully without interfering with internal affairs.” He mentioned the currency of Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden on the 11th of last month. “The leaders of the two countries decided to promote the development of stable Sino-US relations by strengthening communication, cooperating, and managing disagreements with the currency as an opportunity.” “We decided to meet the fundamental interests of the company and the universal expectations of the international community.” Spokesman Zhang said, “China is spending its defense spending in harmony with the level of national economic development. The stable increase in defense spending is to fulfill its sovereignty, safety, development benefits, and international obligations.” It is also in line with China’s unique military transformation needs.” “When measuring whether one country poses a military threat to another country, you have to see what kind of defense policy it implements,” he said. “China maintained peaceful development, took a defensive strategy, and did not threaten any country.” .

Regarding China’s 14th Five-Year Economic Development Plan and mid- to long-term development strategy in 2035, spokesman Zhang said, “China’s economy has already melted into the global economy, and domestic and foreign markets are developing depending on each other.” He said, “We will promote the dual circulation of domestic and international by opening, not by closed domestic circulation.”

In relation to the Hong Kong issue, he said, “in order to achieve the one-country system and ensure the principle that patriots rule Hong Kong, the election system in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region needs to be improved.”

(Seoul = News 1)