On the 14th local time, Wang Yi, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs, attended the Munich Security Conference, delivered a speech at the "China Special Session" and answered questions on the spot.
In response to the issue of Sino-US relations, Wang Yi said that China's policy toward the United States maintains stability and consistency and will not easily turn over the pancakes, which reflects the strategic determination and international credibility of a major country. Our policy is the three principles proposed by President Xi Jinping, which are mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation. The social systems of China and the United States are different, and this is the choice of their respective people. It is unrealistic to transform or even subvert the other party. The correct attitude is mutual respect, which is the prerequisite for Sino-US exchanges. Peaceful coexistence is even more natural. The two major powers of China and the United States cannot conflict, otherwise the world will suffer. We should strengthen dialogue, enhance understanding, and build trust. Cooperation and win-win results are because the international community expects China and the United States to carry out cooperation. Global challenges need to be jointly addressed by China and the United States, which is also the international responsibility that China and the United States should bear.
China is ready to build a stable, healthy and sustainable bilateral relationship with the United States in accordance with these three principles, and find the correct way for two major powers to get along on this planet. We hope that the United States will move with China. But if the US side is unwilling and insists on suppressing and containing China, we will be with us to the end, and will firmly fight back against the US's unilateral bullying behavior, and will resolutely defend China's national sovereignty, national dignity and legitimate development rights. China does this to maintain international fairness and justice and to safeguard the basic norms of international relations. The Chinese never believe in evil or fear of ghosts. The new China has grown and grown by overcoming all kinds of difficulties and obstacles. There is an old Chinese saying: "Heaven moves hard, and a gentleman strives for self-improvement." There is another saying in China that is very vivid, "He is strong and he is strong, and the breeze caresses the hills; he is strong and he is strong and the moon shines on the river." This is the Chinese demeanor and the character of the Chinese nation. No matter how winds are east, west, south and north, I will remain calm and remain unmoved.
