U.S. official to visit China to improve the stress and signal the release of
According to U.S. media reports, the White House issued a statement a few days ago, U.S. President Barack Obama's two top economic advisers on Sept. 4 visit to China and with China launched a 3-day talks. Analysts have said that this was in the delivery of a Obama government hopes to promote Sino-US relations in a positive direction of the signal.
According to the U.S. "The Wall Street Journal," 3 reported that the National Economic Council, Summers and U.S. Deputy National Security Adviser Duoni Long will visit Beijing on 4 high-level dialogue. Visiting U.S. officials may also include the United States National Security Council senior director for Asian affairs, Bedford. Reported that, at present the two countries "are committed to easing in monetary policy, the Iranian military relations and other issues on the tension." According to the Global Times
