September 13, 2015

"Editor's Note:

Chinese President Xi Jinping will pay a highly anticipated state visit to the US later this month. Where does the China-US relationship stand today? What's the significance of Xi's visit? Kevin Rudd (Rudd), former Australian prime minister and senior fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School where he led a major study on the bilateral relationship, shared his insights with Chinese reporters in Beijing recently.

Global Times: What do you think is the biggest obstacle for the China-US relationship right now?

Rudd: That is a very big question because there are many obstacles. But I believe a fundamental obstacle is that both countries need to decide what they want from their own future relationship and they have to summarize that in just two or three sentences."

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