China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi criticizes the United States for having 'misperceptions' of China and not honoring some of its promises. Despite some improvement in bilateral relations, fundamental differences remain unresolved, with both countries viewing each other as strategic competitors. Wang points out that the US continues to refresh measures to suppress China and impose unilateral sanctions, questioning the credibility of a great power that says one thing and does another.
The United States continues to have “misperceptions” of China and has not honoured some of its promises, despite some improvement in bilateral relations over the past few months, said China ’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi on March 7. Mr Wang was responding to questions from the media at an annual press conference on the sidelines of the ongoing Two Sessions in Beijing.in San Francisco in November 2023.
But fundamental differences have yet to be resolved, from trade to tech sanctions, with each side viewing the other as strategic competitors. While acknowledging that both countries had “made some progress” in improving relations since November, Mr Wang said pointedly that in the US, “measures to suppress China have been continuously refreshed, and the list of unilateral sanctions keeps lengthening”.“If the US keeps on saying one thing and doing another, where is the credibility of a great power?” he asked rhetoricall
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