Beijing confirmed that Li Qiang talked to Biden during G20

(Beijing Comprehensive News) The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that Chinese Prime Minister Li Qiang had a brief talk with the US President Biden in New Delhi. Li Qiang emphasized that the development of China emphasized that China's development is not a challenge to the United States.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning Monday (September 11) responded at a regular press conference. When he met Li Qiang during the Twenty Group (G20) summit, Li Qiang attended the summit.During the period, a brief exchange of leaders such as Biden and other countries at the venue.

According to Mao Ning, Li Qiang emphasized to Biden that China's development is an opportunity rather than a challenge to the United States, and China and the United States should strengthen exchanges.She did not disclose more details of the two talks.

Bynden flew to Vietnam after attending the G20 summit on Sunday, and told the media in Vietnam that he met Li Qiang during the G20 summit.

The content of the conversation between the two, Biden revealed: "We have discussed the problem of stability ... it is not confrontation at all."

This is the highest -level face -to -face contact of the two countries after the Sino -US dollar at the Bali of Bali, Indonesia last November.

A number of senior American officials visited China for the past few months, raising the expectations of the outside world's first meeting with the US dollar.However, Chinese officials did not attend the G20 summit held in New Delhi, India.

Chinese official media reported that Li Qiang met with a number of European leaders during G20, including Italian Prime Minister Meloni, Chairman of the European Commission Feng Delin, British Prime Minister Sonak, European Council Chairman Michelle, etc.EssenceHowever, Chinese official media did not release the news of Li Qiang and Biden.

Bynden also mentioned at a press conference on Sunday that the United States has no intention of curbing China and pointed out that the economic difficulties in mainland China have weakened the ability of Beijing forces to commit Taiwan.

In this regard, Mao Ning reiterated on Monday that Taiwan's issue is China's internal affairs. To solve the problem of Taiwan's problem is the Chinese people's own affairs. The Chinese must be decided without any external interference.