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Qian Qichen Quotes
«Unfortunately, up to now, it has seemed that the Taiwan authorities are reluctant to talk about 'one China,' do not care to do so, and are afraid to do so,»
Author: Qian Qichen
«We hope the Taiwan authorities will adopt a prudent and wise attitude (toward the Dalai Lama), and refrain from any actions that are detrimental to the unification of the motherland and to ethnic unity,»
Author: Qian Qichen
«Washington opened a Pandora's box, intensifying intermingled conflicts, such as ethnic and religious ones,»
Author: Qian Qichen
«China is extremely and definitely opposed to the use of military force because its use will result in a tremendous amount of human casualties and create more turmoil in the region,»
Author: Qian Qichen
«As far as the policies of the Chinese and U.S. governments are concerned, we have a common ground and common interests,»
Author: Qian Qichen
«The Dalai Lama is a political figure in a lengthy exile and is engaged in activities aimed at splitting the motherland,»
Author: Qian Qichen
«We won't haggle with the U.S. over a day or two's worth of gains or losses.»
Author: Qian Qichen
«As long as both sides can stand on higher ground and be visionary ... I'm sure China-U.S. relations will enjoy a healthy and steady growth,»
Author: Qian Qichen
«the most important and sensitive issue in China-U.S. relations.»
Author: Qian Qichen
«Both history and practices of 'the myth of empires' have demonstrated that the pre-emptive strategy will bring the Bush administration an outcome that it is most unwilling to see, that is, absolute insecurity of the 'American Empire' and its demise because of expansion it cannot cope with,»
Author: Qian Qichen