China Journalism Association Holds News Tea Party in Beijing, Focusing on China-U.S. Relations
China-U.S. relations: How high-level exchanges promote stable cooperation and manage differences Zhou Bo and Sun Chenghao interpret China-U.S. interactions, with more on-site responses
On September 22, the AllChina Journalists Association held a media tea in Beijing, inviting Zhou Bo, a researcher at the Center for Strategic and Security Studies at Tsinghua University, and Sun Chenghao, an associate researcher, to exchange views with domestic and foreign journalists on "Highlevel exchanges and ChinaU.S. relations."
Experts at the event said that ChinaU.S. relations are one of the most important bilateral relations in the world, affecting the interests of both peoples and the global community. Both sides should, under the strategic guidance of the two heads of state, enhance dialogue and cooperation, properly manage differences, and promote the development of a constructive and stable ChinaU.S. relationship.
At the event, Zhou Bo and Sun Chenghao also responded to related questions raised by journalists.