In a recent statement, Mao Ning, spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, affirmed China’s readiness to effectively manage differences with the new U.S. administration. Speaking at a regular press conference on Monday, Mao emphasized that cooperation benefits both nations, while confrontation is detrimental to both parties.
Mao highlighted the importance of a stable, healthy, and sustainable development of China-U.S. relations, underscoring that this aligns with the common interests of both countries and the expectations of the international community. She expressed China's willingness to work collaboratively with the new U.S. administration to uphold mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and achieve win-win outcomes.
Furthermore, Mao called for enhanced dialogue and communication between the two nations, the expansion of mutually beneficial cooperation, and the pursuit of a correct path for harmonious relations. This approach aims to ensure that both countries navigate their differences constructively, paving the way for continued partnership and global stability.
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