At this moment, we have to do that. Otherwise stability in China will be disrupted.

It indicates that China takes international obligations seriously and aims to shoulder its responsibilities.

China's fast growth tells the world that each poor country could discover its own development path suitable to its own conditions.

As the two countries learn more and more about each other, neither is harboring unrealistic expectations for, or views about, the other any more.

I don't think Beijing is overly concerned. After all, human rights had a much more prominent role in U.S.-China relations in the early 1990s.

Taiwan is drifting towards the opposite direction of reunification. That's why we feel some urgency. We have to stop that trend.

We think the U.S. role is important. Better Sino-American relations will enhance the solution of the Taiwan issue.

China's own development path with its own characteristics offers the biggest public goods to the world, and the developing countries in particular.