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China Says Xi, Blinken Meeting Was Just A “Courtesy”, Castigates US For “Misperceptions

Initial statements to come out of Monday’s meeting between President Xi Jinping and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken were generally positive and upbeat, with an emphasis on healing ties. But more statements were issued in follow-up upon the conclusion of Blinken’s two day visit to Beijing. 

It seems China wants to let it be known that it will maintain the upper hand while not being too eager to embrace diplomatic détente. According to the latest from Bloomberg: 

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken was “out of courtesy” in which Xi gave strategic guidelines over the bilateral ties, Chinese state television reports, citing Yang Tao, an official at the Foreign Ministry.   

China has blamed deteriorated relations squarely on Washington. China’s top diplomat Wang Yi had said it was the result of the United States’ “misperceptions” about China, and stressed that Washington must make a choice “between dialogue and confrontation, and cooperation and conflict.” 

The Chinese side also said the following according to Bloomberg:

China told Blinken that US should stop saying that China is a threat, end sanctions over China which are “illegal,” stop depressing China’s technology development and interfering the Asian nation’s internal affairs.

“The most important achievement made during Blinken’s visit is the two sides agreed to implement agreements made Biden and Xi in their meeting late last year in Bali, Indonesia on establishing a steadier path for bilateral relations, China says,” Bloomberg continued.

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In an effort to halt the rapid decline in relations between the powerful rival countries, Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken met with President Xi Jinping on Monday in Beijing in a 35-minute meeting which the top US diplomat called a “positive step” toward mending ties.

Blinken’s message that the US government is committed to responsibly managing relations appeared well received by Xi, coming at the end of Blinken’s two-day visit, with the Chinese leader remarking, “This is very good.”