Former Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Fu Ying challenged prevailing narratives about U.S.-China relations during a high-profile panel at the Munich Security Conference, advocating for partnership over rivalry. \\"You don't hear China talking about accepting defining our relationship with the U.S. as competition,\\" she stated, addressing global policymakers and security experts.
Fu emphasized China's commitment to \\"peaceful coexistence with mutual respect and win-win cooperation\\" – a stance contrasting with recent U.S. strategic positioning. Her remarks come amid growing global concern about tech decoupling and trade barriers between the world's two largest economies.
The veteran diplomat's intervention aligns with China's consistent advocacy for multipolar global governance, particularly relevant to young professionals tracking economic trends and activists focused on international cooperation frameworks.
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