The United States stopped to present its anti-China bill at the U.N. Human Rights Conference in March to avoid confrontation. The two countries have also conducted various exchanges in the areas of energy, environmental protection, military, science and education. Noteworthily, the two countries cooperated well, along with the international community, in handling the recent South Asian nuclear crisis, including telephone discussions between their presidents and foreign ministers on the issue. China and the United States have also conducted many rounds of dialogue in an effort to solve the Asian financial crisis and to stablize the Asian financial situation. They played an active role in their own unique way in the matter to have won attention from the international community.
Differences exist between the two countries and that is normal.
It will only be unnatural for two big powers to have all the similar views on all issues all the time. The two countries can overcome, reduce or put aside their differences through dialogues on the basis of quality and mutual respect. The question is that whenever the two countries enjoy a good relationship, there must appear some people who are less than happy. We should keep guard against them. Fortunately, there are not many such kind of people whose influence is limited and who are not popular with the majority of the two countries, because, in the final analysis, the two countries share more common grounds than differences.