Xi Jinping

Relations between the two countries stand at a new historical starting point, facing new development opportunities and shouldering new missions of the times,

Taiwan’s return to China is an integral part of the post-war international order.

Transformation unseen in a century is accelerating across the world.

Justice, light, and progress will inevitably triumph over evil, darkness, and regression.

It is the right choice for both sides to be friends who have good neighborly and amicable ties.

The world today is swept by once-in-a-century transformations.

We hope the EU will keep its trade and investment markets open, refrain from using restrictive economic and trade tools and provide a good business environment for Chinese companies to invest and develop in Europe.

The more severe and complex the international situation is, the more China and the EU should strengthen communication, enhance mutual trust, and deepen cooperation.

It is hoped that the European side will keep the trade and investment market open and refrain from using restrictive economic and trade tools.

Improving competitiveness cannot rely on ‘building walls and fortresses.’

The current challenges facing Europe do not come from China.

China must consolidate its leadership in its advantageous industries, and tighten global industrial chains’ dependence on China to build strong countermeasures and deterrent capabilities against deliberate external supply cutoffs.

China will come to the table with a comprehensive plan to further reduce its emissions across its economy.

I hope for a fair and durable peace deal that is binding and accepted by all parties concerned.

Xi Jinping will lead the correct direction of global governance, clearly oppose unilateralism and bullying.

There are no winners in trade wars and tariff wars.

Properly manage differences and safeguard peace and stability in our region.

A small boat with a single sail cannot withstand the stormy waves, and only by working together can we sail steadily and far.

China and Vietnam should strengthen strategic focus and jointly oppose unilateral bullying.

Trade war and tariff war will produce no winner, and protectionism will lead nowhere.

There are no winners in a trade war, or a tariff war.

There are no winners in a trade war.

To invest in China is to invest in tomorrow.

We have the chance to drive changes the world has not seen in a century.

Beijing stands ready to explore ways to bring the conflict to a peaceful close.