Discard cold war mentality

considering the development of bilateral relations.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei made the comment in response to US Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s remarks on China.

In an interview on US broadcaster MSNBC, Romney said he saw China as both an “economic threat” and “cultural threat” to the United States.
Hong said China poses no threat to any country and it is beneficial to the United States to see China and the bilateral relations in an objective and rational way.

Noting China-US relationship is not a zero-sum game but a win-win and cooperative relationship, Hong said it is harmful to disturb the development of bilateral ties by domestic factors in the United States.

Bilateral mutually beneficial and cooperative relations will move forward only when China and the United States make concerted efforts and co-operate on an equal footing, Hong said.
As the world’s largest developing country and developed country, China and the United States shoulder more common responsibilities and face more common challenges under the current situation, he said. – Xinhua.

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