Beijing: Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping and his US counterpart Joe Biden held talks Thursday morning in Beijing, with both delivering messages of cooperation.
“Under the new circumstances, China and the US share even broader common interests and co-shoulder more common responsibilities.”
“Enhancing China-US relationship fits not only the interests of the two nations, but also that of the world,” Xi said in his opening remarks.
Xi characterized Biden’s six-day visit to China as a big event in this year’s China-US relations, saying the visit will boost bilateral cooperative partnership, reported Xinhua.
Biden started by recalling his two previous visits to China back to 1979 and 2001, and highlighted his meeting with late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping.
Biden was among the first US senators to travel to Beijing after China and the US forged diplomatic ties in January 1979. (IANS)
