If America will participate in extortion, China will raid firmly: Wang Yi

Beijing, April 2 (IANS). Foreign Minister Wang Yi, a member of the Chinese Communist Party’s trade union bureau, conducted a special interview with Russia Today International Media Group during Russia’s official visit to Russia. On questions related to the US trade war, Wang Yi said that each country in the process of development should experience different problems and that each country will have its own concern, but ultimately the key to solving the problem is in our own hands, not in someone else’s pockets. Instead of investigating the reasons within itself, the US survives its responsibilities, rates and even puts it excessive pressure. Not only will this action not solve existing problems, but will also severely disrupt the global market, weaken the international economic and trading system and also damage its own international credibility. ‘America First’ Do not mean American bullying, and no one’s own interests should not be formed based on the weakening of the legal rights and interests of other countries. China has never accepted dominance. If the US continues to take pressure or is busy with a variety of extortion, China will retire firmly. Wang Yi also said that mutual respect is the basic norm in the relationship between countries and is an important condition for China-American relationships. In a telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump earlier this year, Chinese President XI Chinfing said that China and America should exist peacefully together and that there should be no option. According to the three principles of mutual respect, peaceful co-existence and equal victory cooperation proposed by Chinese President XI Chinfing, China-America will be committed to stable, healthy and sustainable development of relations. We will also take fixed steps to strongly protect our sovereignty, safety and development interests. We hope that the US will recognize the historical trend and adopt rational options. (Sincerely- China Media Group, Beijing) -Ins ABM/ Share these Story Tags