According to a report on the US Politico website on March 23, two US government sources said that US Treasury Secretary Yellen will visit China next month. This will be Yellen's second visit to China in the short term after her visit to Beijing in July last year. The last visit prompted the establishment of the China-U.S. Economic Working Group and the Financial Working Group, which are designed to conduct "candid and substantive discussions" on controversial issues.
reported that Yellen’s visit plan reflects the U.S. government’s desire to work hard to maintain the still fragile U.S.-China bilateral relations.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen (Associated Press)
reported that in the past nine months, the U.S. government has sent many senior officials, including Secretary of State Blinken and Commerce Secretary Raimondo, to visit China in an attempt to resolve differences between the two sides. hostility. The purpose of these face-to-face contacts between senior officials is to maintain the stability of relations between the two countries during a critical period of the U.S. presidential campaign.
According to reports, sources did not disclose Yellen’s itinerary and meeting arrangements, but Yellen’s speeches and interviews in recent months have hinted at her focus on China this year.
According to reports, Yellen said in a speech last December that face-to-face meetings with senior Chinese officials were crucial for the U.S. government to "responsibly manage" bilateral relations.
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