Wang Yi, China's top foreign policy official, addressed the deteriorating Sino-U.S. relations at a recent news conference, labeling America as 'two-faced'. He referred to the U.S. tariffs as unjust and detrimental, particularly in light of the opioid crisis. Wang emphasized that the fentanyl issue should be acknowledged as a U.S. responsibility and rejected the notion of a mutually beneficial relationship under current tensions. Furthermore, he depicted China as an essential stabilizing force globally, advocating for enhanced cooperation rather than competition with America.
Wang Yi criticized the U.S. for being 'two-faced,' emphasizing that one cannot suppress China while simultaneously fostering good relations.
Wang claimed the fentanyl issue should be viewed as America's responsibility, urging the U.S. to reciprocate China's goodwill instead of imposing tariffs.
Stating that science and technology should unite rather than divide, Wang condemned U.S. policies that create barriers between nations.
Wang promoted China as a stabilizing force amid U.S. retreat from international involvement, asserting China's commitment to global cooperation.
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