China wants to manage relations with US before Joe Biden takes charge

New Delhi: Even before the swearing in of the new President of America, China is in fear of Joe Biden. By the time Joe Biden gets power from the US, China has already been involved in damage control. China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Monday that Beijing and the United States should begin negotiations at all levels.

Talks between China and America:

Sputnik quoted Wang in a meeting with the Board of Directors of the US-China Trade Council, saying that China and the US should initiate dialogue at all levels, whatever the issues may be discussed on the table. Thus, it may be possible to maintain contact on strategic and long-term issues. Wang said the Chinese side is always ready for talks.

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The Chinese side is always ready to negotiate, the parties can draft a list of topics to promote dialogue, cooperation and resolve differences. He said that the parties can draft a list to promote dialogue, cooperation and resolve differences.

Terry Glavin wrote for Canadian magazine Ottawa Citizen that earlier this year in the month of February, Joe Biden called Chinese President Xi Jinping a thug. While US President Donald Trump called Xi a great leader. It has even refused to hold Beijing accountable for the protests in Hong Kong and Xinjiang. Glavin wrote that the mass imprisonment of the Biden Uygars declared Saluk with them a massacre.

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US President Donald Trump said two years ago that President Xi and I will always be friends ... He is for China, I am for America. Trump also said that apart from this we love each other. China has its two issues Hong Kong and Xinjiang. Where the issue of atrocities with Uygars and takeover of major agencies has been hot.

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