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This article discusses how, after Trump met with Xi Jinping, the two sides gave very different accounts of the meeting.
Trump said the talks produced many concrete political and economic results, but Chinese media placed more emphasis on the principles of cooperation, the stability of the relationship, and long-term development.
The Taiwan issue is one of China's top concerns.
Xi Jinping said the United States must handle the Taiwan issue very carefully, because it is related to whether China-U.S. relations remain stable.
If it is not handled well, the two countries could face serious conflicts.
The article also says that Trump may not have truly understood China's thinking and diplomatic style.
China values the overall relationship, mutual respect, and long-term arrangements more than simply reaching a few deals right away.
The author believes that whether China-U.S. relations will really improve in the next few years still needs to be observed.
However, it can be seen that when facing the United States, China not only has its own principles, but also enough preparation and patience.