US, China Vow to Improve Cooperation

[terranMarine]

China dare not invade Taiwan, at all.

Patience is the keyword here

 

[Aepsilons]

Patience is the keyword here

 

[BoQ77]

Then, China would report to USA in advance, anything they plan to push around.

 

[Jlaw]

Then, China would report to USA in advance, anything they plan to push around.

go visit Vietnam/Economy section. I posted your economy is going to crash! with backup

 

[BoQ77]

go visit Vietnam/Economy section. I posted your economy is going to crash! with backup

You should care for your economy, our real numbers and figures are publicized, yours not ...
but it's going down too.

 

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

We ever seen how China - US relation improved after Taiwan Strait crisis.
China dare not to invade Taiwan again for decades

Haha...nice try, no matter how hard you tried to stir up with Taiwan issue, it's not gonna work, we Chinese have thousand year of "art of diplomacy" experience beside art of war to deal with great powers or our foes : we sure know how to manage our relation with US, otherwise we dont have what we're today as second economical power and the 2nd military spender.

China dare not invade Taiwan, at all.

remember my word "耗" from other posts

 

[Jlaw]

remember my word "耗" from other posts

You're asking too much from monkeys.

 

[Aepsilons]

remember my word "耗" from other posts

 

[BoQ77]

Kerry Presses China to Abide by Maritime Laws to Ease Tensions
By JANE PERLEZJULY 9, 2014


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Secretary of State John Kerry spoke with Yang Jiechi, a state councilor who deals with foreign policy, on Wednesday in Beijing. Credit Pool photo by Jim Bourg
BEIJING — In a closed-door session at a high-level gathering of Chinese and American officials here on Wednesday, Secretary of State John Kerry urged China to follow maritime law in nearby seas to reduce regional tensions, a senior American official said.

Mr. Kerry called on China to support the creation of a legally binding code of conduct that other Asian nations are considering to enforce rules of navigation and inhibit unilateral actions in the South China and East China Seas, said the official, who briefed reporters on the condition of anonymity under standard protocol.

The secretary met with Yang Jiechi, a state councilor who deals with foreign policy, on the first day of the Strategic and Economic Dialogue, an annual gathering of senior officials from both countries where differences on issues including national security, the economy, climate change and human rights are aired.

“The secretary emphasized this is not a situation in which countries should or can be permitted simply to act unilaterally to advance their territorial claims or interests,” said the official, alluding to China’s dispatch of a huge oil rig to disputed waters off the coast of Vietnam in May and the virtual takeover in 2012 of a reef, the Scarborough Shoal, that is claimed by the Philippines.

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Mr. Kerry also said efforts to create a “new status quo” at the expense of regional harmony were “unacceptable,” the official said.

Maneuvers by China to assert claims over islands and waters in the South China Sea, and to slow the efforts of a regional group, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, to complete a code of conduct that would govern maritime rules have become a major point of friction between Washington and Beijing. The South China Sea is one of the world’s busiest trading routes.

President Xi Jinping opened the two-day event, saying a solid relationship between China and the United States was vital for everyone. “Cooperation between China and the U.S. will benefit the world, while the opposite will bring disaster,” Mr. Xi said.

He also stressed China’s economic and military strength. “The vast Pacific Ocean has ample space to accommodate two great nations,” he said, a comment suggesting that America’s domination of the Asia-Pacific region over the last 60 years will not last.

At his meeting with Mr. Yang, a diplomat known for his frank demeanor, Mr. Kerry set out Washington’s objections to China’s policies on several fronts and defended America’s alliances in Asia, arrangements that have come under stiff criticism from Beijing, the official said.

The secretary discussed China’s deteriorating human rights record, citing specific cases of people imprisoned for many years, as well as those jailed in the last few months during a crackdown on lawyers and journalists, the official said. “In particular, he described our perception of the trend of an increase in arrests and harassment of individuals expressing political views,” the official said.

China declined to hold a human rights dialogue with the United States this year, apparently in retribution for President Obama’s meeting in February with the Dalai Lama, the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader who promotes autonomy from China.

The suspension of the human rights discussion came despite meetings in recent years between Chinese and American officials led by the assistant secretary of state for human rights to discuss human rights and religious persecution in China.

Mr. Kerry called for the human rights talks to resume, the official said. Similarly, he asked that China agree to continue formal talks on cybersecurity that China suspended in May after the indictment of five members of the People’s Liberation Army by a United States grand jury on charges of cyberespionage.

The American special envoy on climate change, Todd Stern, met with his Chinese counterpart, Xie Zhenhua, vice chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission and a powerful figure in the Chinese bureaucracy. “We are making a great effort on our internal reasoning so we can make due contributions to climate change,” Mr. Xie said.

While there was no breakthrough agreement on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, American officials said they detected more determination by the Chinese to curb pollution, which has become so bad that some Chinese leaders see it as a possible cause of political instability.

 

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

Kerry Presses China to Abide by Maritime Laws to Ease Tensions

You still dont get it? don't you...as I said before Americans need to address to American's puppet audience, one thing to please these puppets countries the most is to say what they want to hear regardless of the result, you vietnamese sure take that as melodie.

 

[BoQ77]

You still dont get it? don't you...as I said before Americans need to address to American's puppet audience, one thing to please these puppets countries the most is to say what they want to hear regardless of the result, you vietnamese sure take that as melodie.

China controls media for that, but USA is different.
So Chinese member posted what is good for their public ears.
And secret meeting report only posted by Western media ... for saving faces of China.

Look at Yang face, he must be happy when China and USA reached a good cooperation.
But no.

 

[Aepsilons]

China controls media for that, but USA is different.
So Chinese member posted what is good for their public ears.
And secret meeting report only posted by Western media ... for saving faces of China.

Look at Yang face, he must be happy when China and USA reached a good cooperation.
But no.

He looks backed up against a wall, too. Literally and figuratively.

 

[BoQ77]

He looks backed up against a wall, too. Literally and figuratively.

He looks finding way lean back to the wall as support, but the wall is still too far from him.

opened door meeting for state run media satisfaction, and closed door meeting for open issues.

mentioned that they named the guesthouse as Diaoyutai ... but even Japanese officials could be happy to join Diaoyutai guesthouse, as long as the guesthouse not in the Senkaku islands.
Diaoyutai is the way Taiwanese called Senkaku islands

 

[TaiShang]

China dare not invade Taiwan, at all.

I think, one way or another, that will happen. What is needed is time and China has plenty of it. That that will happen has been explicitly stated in the Constitution.

He looks backed up against a wall, too. Literally and figuratively.

To me, he looked distracted and bit bored. Hence, his gaze is toward some other direction whereas Kerry seems to be in the midts of an eager conversation. Plus, two hands crossed behind hardly suggests to be backed up against a wall because, normally, in such a situation, your instict would tell you to guard against the incoming assualt. LOL. Too much picture reading.

 

[Aepsilons]

I think, one way or another, that will happen. What is needed is time and China has plenty of it. That that will happen has been explicitly stated in the Constitution.


To me, he looked distracted and bit bored. Hence, his gaze is toward some other direction whereas Kerry seems to be in the midts of an eager conversation. Plus, two hands crossed behind hardly suggests to be backed up against a wall because, normally, in such a situation, your instict would tell you to guard against the incoming assualt. LOL. Too much picture reading.

China's envoy is quite uncomfortable , it seems.