Treating China as a strategic rival and imaginary enemy would be a huge strategic misjudgement.

Cui Tiankai

It's quite clear it is the U.S. side that more than once changed its mind overnight and broke the tentative deal already reached. so we are still committed to whatever we agree to do, but it is the U.S. side that changed its mind so often.

Everybody knows Huawei is a privately owned company. It is just a normal Chinese private company, so all the action taken against Huawei are politically motivated.

China remains ready to continue our talks with our American colleagues to reach a conclusion. Our door is still open.

It will certainly undermine and weaken the motivation of states to engage in negotiations and consultations for solving their disputes, it will certainly intensify conflict and even confrontation.

It will certainly undermine and weaken the motivation of United States to engage in negotiations and consultations for solving their disputes, it will certainly intensify conflict and even confrontation.

There was no intention of flying within 12 nautical miles of any feature, this was not a freedom of navigation operation.

These missions are designed to maintain readiness and demonstrate our commitment to fly, sail and operate anywhere allowed under international law.

There are always differences between the two countries. None of them justifies confrontation and war, cold or hot, with sufficient mutual respect and mutual understanding, we are capable of managing these differences so that they would not derail the entire relationship.