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Xi pledges world peace to Putin
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China, under Xi Jinping, has maintained its commitment to deepening reforms and promoting world peace and development, regardless of international changes. China and Russia have strengthened their ties, with the two leaders agreeing in May to deepen bilateral cooperation, including on Taiwan, Ukraine, and their mutual rival, the US. Russia's ambassador to Beijing noted their close relationship, while China's stance on neutrality has been a subject of interpretation.
After three-quarters of a century of ups and downs, China-Russia relations have become increasingly mature and stable.
The people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait are one family. No one can sever our family bonds, and no one can stop the historical trend of national reunification.
In the face of rapidly evolving changes not seen in a century and the turbulent international situation, China and Russia have consistently moved forward hand-in-hand along the correct path of non-alignment, non-confrontation, and not targeting any third party.
No matter how the international situation changes, China will remain steadfast in further comprehensively deepening reform... and promoting world peace and development.
And now, on the threshold of the new year, we are thinking about the future. We are confident that everything will be fine, we will only move forward. We know for sure that the absolute value for us was, is and will be the fate of Russia, the well-being of its citizens.
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