Chinese Vice President Engages U.S. Delegation, Calls for Win-Win Cooperation to Strengthen Bilateral Relations

Chinese Vice President Han Zheng welcomed members of a United States delegation on Thursday as they attended the China-U.S. Senior-Level Track Two Dialogue in Beijing. The high-profile meeting comes at a time when relations between the two major powers are at what Han described as a “crucial juncture,” carrying historic significance for the future of global affairs.

Speaking at the gathering, Han stressed the enduring importance of the bilateral relationship, calling it one of the world’s most significant. He emphasized that "mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation" are not only in the interest of both countries, but also serve as critical pillars for world peace and development. Han expressed hope that ongoing dialogues such as this would foster deeper understanding, dispel misconceptions, and encourage constructive engagement in all sectors.

The vice president highlighted China’s commitment to supporting initiatives like the Senior-Level Track Two Dialogue. According to Han, the forum presents an opportunity for influential figures from both nations to exchange thoughtful perspectives and build trust, ultimately contributing to the stable, healthy, and sustainable development of China-U.S. relations.

Members of the U.S. delegation echoed the vice president’s sentiments, underlining the value of dialogue in promoting greater mutual understanding. They noted that such exchanges are instrumental in generating new ideas and approaches that can help guide the direction of future bilateral ties. The delegation expressed particular interest in expanding cooperation in areas such as trade and investment, which are seen as essential to fostering economic growth and stability in both countries.

As discussions continue, both sides appear unanimous in their desire to maintain open channels of communication and to work towards collaborative solutions for longstanding and emerging challenges. With the future of their relationship at stake, these talks are widely viewed as a positive step towards greater cooperation and shared prosperity.