Liu Jianchao United Quotations

China and the United States do have differences on trade and some other issues. We are going to move ahead while expanding mutual trust and improving relations during this visit.

China as a major mediator has always been making active and difficult efforts. The progress of the six-party talks is not totally up to Chinese efforts. The key to resolving problems is in the hands of North Korea and the United States.

China has always stood for human rights dialogue with other nations, including the United States, on an equal, two-way footing with mutual respect.

China welcomes the United States to play a positive role in promoting the improvement of India-Pakistan relations.

Here, we'd like to advise the United States to think over its own human rights issues, correct its erroneous double standards on the human rights issue and stop using human rights as an excuse to interfere in other countries' internal affairs.

We have noticed that the spokesman for U.S. government reaffirmed that the United States adheres to the one-China policy and opposes 'Taiwan independence'.

We hope to see some progress, but we didn't really expect too much ... because the process takes time, ... The basic problem existing, is still the lack of trust between the United States and North Korea.

There are now financial issues between the United States and North Korea, and there hasn't been a satisfactory resolution.

We express strong dissatisfaction and at the same time resolute opposition to (the United States) finding fault with China for no reason at all.

We are carefully studying the draft resolution on Iraq presented by the United States and Britain.

This accusation saying that China is collecting intelligence in the United States is completely groundless.

I hope the United States can make joint efforts with us in safeguarding China-U.S. relations and the peace and stability across the Taiwan Straits.

The cause of the current stalemate is the mistrust between North Korea and the United States and their differences over some specific issues.

We welcome the United State in carrying out normal and friendly state-to-state relationships with India and Pakistan. We hope such bilateral relationship can be conducive to peace and stability and development in Asia.

We welcome the United States in carrying out normal state-to-state relationship with India and Pakistan. We hope such a bilateral relationship will be conducive to peace, stability and development in of the whole of Asia.

We are urging the United States... to take concrete actions to oppose Taiwan's secessionist activities for independence.

If countries like the United States could play a role in promoting developments in this regard, we welcome their playing such a role.