May 14, 2017

"The US, UK, Australia and other Western countries have all sent senior officials to the ongoing Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation. As economic globalization now faces strong headwind, the Belt and Road initiative is getting wide attention from the international community. Aside from an impetus in infrastructure development, global trade and cross-border investment, it also opens new opportunities for US-China cooperation.

In the beginning of April, Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump met for the first time at Mar-a-Lago, where the largest and second largest economies in the world agreed to establish 'comprehensive economic dialogue' for more balanced trading relations and a 'win-win' solution instead of 'zero-sum game.'"

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