China, US dialogue key to future&nb
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besides, internet freedom since google's pullout announcement in march and china's investment environment will also be touched upon.
"some think that bilateral relations are warming at the surface, but underneath, the gap has just begun to widen," he said.
"relations have been strained since last december and the us is to blame for that," said shi yinhong, an expert on american studies at the renmin university, citing weapons sales to taiwan and obama's meeting with the dalai lama.
"(but) the upcoming dialogue is the hard-earned result of mutual efforts," shi said, adding the two countries would try to avoid escalating existing problems.
reuters quoted geithner last week as saying that he thought beijing would eventually find it is in its own interest to allow more currency flexibility.
a complaint widely heard in the us congress is that china's exports at the current currency rate have stolen american manufacturing jobs. but, china will not let other countries dictate whether the yuan should appreciate or not, yuan said.
"there is not a unified voice. other international players, such as japan and other european countries are not with the us on this one (issue), and unlike what the us has claimed, the yuan is not the reason for america's unemployment (problem)."
the expert said small and medium enterprises in the us, due to less governmental help, were chiefly to blame for the unemployment problem.
experts tracking the issue predict that bilateral relations will be more pragmatic in future as both sides now have a different perception of each other.
"the us now thinks that china is not as humble as they assumed. with growing capability and confidence, beijing is projected by washington as outright ambitious. meanwhile, china has learnt to lower its expectations of the obama administration, because the us involvement with taiwan and tibet has taught beijing that the new president's policy is not significantly different from previous ones," yuan said.
"but it's a good thing that we now understand each other better, so we can be more practical in the future."
source: china daily
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besides, internet freedom since google's pullout announcement in march and china's investment environment will also be touched upon.
"some think that bilateral relations are warming at the surface, but underneath, the gap has just begun to widen," he said.
"relations have been strained since last december and the us is to blame for that," said shi yinhong, an expert on american studies at the renmin university, citing weapons sales to taiwan and obama's meeting with the dalai lama.
"(but) the upcoming dialogue is the hard-earned result of mutual efforts," shi said, adding the two countries would try to avoid escalating existing problems.
reuters quoted geithner last week as saying that he thought beijing would eventually find it is in its own interest to allow more currency flexibility.
a complaint widely heard in the us congress is that china's exports at the current currency rate have stolen american manufacturing jobs. but, china will not let other countries dictate whether the yuan should appreciate or not, yuan said.
"there is not a unified voice. other international players, such as japan and other european countries are not with the us on this one (issue), and unlike what the us has claimed, the yuan is not the reason for america's unemployment (problem)."
the expert said small and medium enterprises in the us, due to less governmental help, were chiefly to blame for the unemployment problem.
experts tracking the issue predict that bilateral relations will be more pragmatic in future as both sides now have a different perception of each other.
"the us now thinks that china is not as humble as they assumed. with growing capability and confidence, beijing is projected by washington as outright ambitious. meanwhile, china has learnt to lower its expectations of the obama administration, because the us involvement with taiwan and tibet has taught beijing that the new president's policy is not significantly different from previous ones," yuan said.
"but it's a good thing that we now understand each other better, so we can be more practical in the future."
source: china daily
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