by Xinhua Writer Li Li

 

BEIJING Authentic John Elway Jersey , Sept. 4 (Xinhua) -- Top U.S. presidential aide Susan Rice is to visit China next week to patch up recent rifts and put bilateral ties back on a right track.

 

The national security advisor to President Barack Obama will meet with a host of Chinese officials during her three-day stay here to underscore the U.S. commitment to "building a productive relationship" with China, according to a statement of U.S. National Security Council.

 

The visit is also seen as an effort to pave the way for the potential meetings between presidents of the two countries in the coming months.

 

Rice, in her capacity as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations prior to her current post, drew much controversy for her harsh criticism of China over the Syrian issue in 2012.

 

However, now as the core designer of Obama administration's security policies Von Miller Jersey , the former hard-line diplomat has apparently come to realize the utmost significance of a normal and constructive China-U.S. relationship.

 

In a speech on U.S. policies toward the Asia Pacific last year, Rice pledged that Washington will work to "operationalize" a new model of major-country relations with China by managing inevitable competition and forging deeper cooperation on issues of common interest.

 

Despite some fundamental differences between the two countries, their common interests on many major challenges, such as the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and a peaceful resolution to the Iranian nuclear issue, "can and should be more closely aligned John Elway Jersey ," she noted.

 

Such remarks are merited and highly suggestive of the U.S. aspiration for enhanced coordination and cooperation with China in face of an increasingly complex international landscape.

 

However, there are times when Washington discards its own commitment and opts for provocations out of fear for Beijing's growing economic prowess and regional clout, as manifested by its frequent close-in reconnaissance in China's airspace.

 

A close encounter between a U.S. navy patrol plane and a Chinese fighter jet over the South China Sea in August has sparked rounds of barbs and bickering between the two sides.

 

What is also worrying is that the U.S. leadership has apparently followed a bad tradition of taking China as scapegoat for its own messy domestic and foreign policies, while overlooking the big picture of China-U.S. relations.

 

In an Aug. 8 interview with the New York Times, President Obama called China a "free rider" in Iraq for the last 30 years and blamed China for not taking more international obligation.

 

While it is time for explanation for a failed Iraq policy Denver Broncos Hats , Obama has unfortunately refused to admit the inconvenient truth and tried to avert public attention to China.

 

With such irresponsible remarks, the president was not only leading his country to nowhere, but also jeopardizing years of U.S. efforts to hone ties with China.

 

Thus, Rice's first China trip in her current position comes at a particularly critical time when it is of great urgency for the United States reaffirm its commitment and sincerity to Beijing by treating it as a true partner.

 

As Obama's right hand, she is also obliged to sort out sense and sensibility for the U.S. leaders so as to construct a truly stable major-country relationship.

 

BEIJING Denver Broncos T-Shirts , Jan. 26 (Xinhua) -- China's economy is likely to grow by around 5 to 6 percent in the 2020s, remaining at the medium-pace growth section of the L-shape pattern, China Daily reported Friday citing a senior researcher at a government think tank.

 

Liu Shijin, vice president of the China Development Research Foundation, said at the China Finance Annual Forum the economy had entered a moderate growth track and would continue to grow at the bottom part of the L-shape pattern.

 

The L-shape pattern comes when the economic growth rate first falls and then levels out Denver Broncos Hoodie , thereafter maintaining medium-pace growth.

 

He said that the recent recovery of industrial profits was likely to support the Chinese economy to rebound a little in the coming months, but it does not point to a major increase of the country's growth pace.

 

Profits of China's major industrial firms increased 21 percent year on year in 2017, the fastest pace since 2012, according to a statement released Friday by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).

 

The reading was 12.5 percentage points faster than the growth rate registered in 2016.

 

Liu said that to achieve its target of doubling GDP by the end of 2020 from a decade earlier as scheduled, Chinese economy needs to grow 6.3 percent annually.

 

In 2017 Customized Broncos Jersey , the figure stood at 6.9 percent, picking up for the first time in seven years and well above the government annual target of around 6.5 percent.

 

Such better-than-expected growth has been propped up by booming domestic consumption, robust trade, and new technologies which boosted external demand and international labor productivity, analysts said.

 

To ensure the steadfast transition toward high-quality development Cheap Denver Broncos Jerseys , however, some efforts must be taken, including reducing the size of the government balance sheet.

 

Liu said the government needs to develop more sustainable financing channels to attract private capital to invest in public goods and solve the piling up of local government debts.

 

Bert Hofman, the World Bank's country director for China, Mongolia and Korea in the East Asia and Pacific Region Jamaal Charles Broncos Jersey , said that local governments should not bail companies out or provide guarantees for debt repayment, but should let borrowers shoulder their own responsibilities instead.

 

Ren Zeping, chief economist of Chinese property developer Evergrande, said that efforts to deal with financial risks need to be implemented steadfastly for at least the next three years, otherwise existing problems will trigger new risks affecting the healthy growth of the economy.

 

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