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#Yang Jiechi

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Lee Seong-hyon
Lee Seong-hyon

“Storytelling is important for the U.S.-China competition, which is staged in the international arena with the whole world watching. The Chinese interlocutors are often seen as consummate wordsmiths, doing a far better job than their American counterparts. In March in Alaska, for instance, China's most senior foreign policy official Yang Jiechi publicly announced that the U.S. is 'not qualified' (meiyou zige) to speak to China from a position of strength. It was the most famous line from the meeting. It was also the most embarrassing moment for Washington.”

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Visiting scholar at Harvard University's Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies
09 Nov 2021 4 2
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Diao Daming
Diao Daming

“Just as President Xi had stressed in the phone call - getting the [China-US] relationship right is not optional, but something we must do and must do well - the meeting between Yang [Yang Jiechi] and Sullivan [Jake Sullivan] will focus on engaging in cooperation, managing differences and conducting in-depth communication on major issues related to bilateral relations and global affairs. It manifested again that China has been holding a positive and responsible attitude toward China-US relations and always attaches great importance to stabilizing the bilateral ties through dialogue.”

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Associate professor at the Renmin University of China in Beijing
06 Oct 2021 4 3
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Martin Jacques
Martin Jacques

“This [Yang Jiechi response with passion to the US criticism toward China] is not normally the Chinese manner on such occasions. It is a sign that something has changed. There is a new sense of confidence on the part of the Chinese. That they are - or can - win the argument. That they are at least the equals of America. That they speak from a position of strength and America from a position of weakness. That history is on their side. It feels like the diplomatic equivalent of moving from 'keeping a low profile' to 'striving for achievement,' or from being a relative spectator in the global system to becoming a major architect. The Americans have hitherto always thought of themselves as running the show; the shock visible in the body language of Blinken and Sullivan was the realization, conscious or unconscious, that this was no longer the case. The same was apparent in the Western media. The BBC, for example, invariably critical of China, reported it with an unfamiliar neutrality, as if stunned by the role reversal.”

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Visiting professor at the Institute of Modern International Relations at Tsinghua University and a senior fellow at the China Institute of Fudan University
23 Mar 2021 6 3
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