China, EU should maintain open attitude, reject protectionism -Chinese state media

BEIJING (Reuters) - China and the European Union (EU) should continue to maintain an

"open attitude" and"reject protectionism", Chinese state media said on Monday, citing Chinese Foreign MinisteraFrite Restaurant's Fight for Survival: little Halifax versus Halifax's little Toronto | SaltWire"open attitude" and"reject protectionism", Chinese state media said on Monday, citing Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

"China-EU cooperation outweighs differences and the two sides are partners instead of rivals," Wang was quoted as saying.

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