Four major meetings between Xi and Obama since 2013
Negotiations on the China-United States Bilateral Investment Treaty will make up most of the discussions during President Xi Jinping's forthcoming state visit to the US, said the Ministry of Commerce.
What the two nations need is not fear about each other's real or perceived weaknesses, but confidence about their respective strengths.
Liu Zhengya is looking forward to the day when the world will no longer fight for fossil fuels and all cities are free of smog.
A non-profit organization devoted to making solar power affordable and accessible so it can provide reliable electricity during childbirth in developing countries was awarded a $1 million grant on Monday.
Cybersecurity is expected to top the agenda of the meetings between President Xi and his US counterpart Barack Obama.
The aircraft manufacturer expects China will need 6,330 new airplanes over the next 20 years, with a total value of $950 billion.
Calling Xi a man of great determination, Kissinger looked forward to a consensus reached by both China and US that the two countries need to work in cooperation and apply this conclusion to a number of concrete issues during Xi's visit.
Against the backdrop of frequent incidents and ever-increasing security threats in cyberspace, it is important for China and US to enhance mutual trust.
China and the United States should strengthen cooperation on technology transfers to cope with global warming, China's special representative on climate change issues said on Friday.
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