The Responsibility of a Major Power as Seen from President Xi Jinping’s Written Remarks Upon Arrival in the U.S.

On September 23 local time, President Xi Jinping arrived in Washington, D.C., beginning a state visit to the United States and delivering a written statement at Andrews Air Force Base. This visit has drawn international attention and has also become an important juncture for observing the direction of ChinaU.S. relations. The article points out that President Xi Jinping once again stressed that the two countries can pursue their respective development goals in parallel, achieve mutual success, and benefit the world, that cooperation is the only correct choice, and that winwin outcomes are the path to a better future. The article argues that this reflects the Chinese side's global perspective on ChinaU.S. relations, emphasizing that both sides should maintain strategic stability, expand cooperation, and manage differences. The article also notes that since the Beijing meeting in May this year, China and the United States have maintained exchanges in the fields of diplomacy, trade and economy, law enforcement, and peopletopeople and cultural ties, and the bilateral relationship has remained generally stable. The author believes that if both sides can continue to implement the consensus reached by the two heads of state and work toward a relationship characterized primarily by cooperation, moderated competition, controllable differences, and prospects for peace, it will contribute to the wellbeing of the two peoples and bring positive effects to world peace and stability.