USA/China: Biden tells Xi nations must not 'veer into conflict' at virtual summit

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US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping met at a virtual summit that lasted more than three and a half hours on Monday night in Washington and Tuesday morning in Beijing.
Speaking from the White House, Biden initiated the meeting by stating that both leaders had “to ensure that the competition between our countries does not veer into conflict, whether intended or unintended.”
“It seems to me we need to establish some common-sense guardrails, to be clear and honest where we disagree and work together where interests intersect, especially on vital global issues like climate change,” Biden added.
Jinping opened his remarks with a friendly tone, saying: “Although we can’t see each other face to face, this is not bad, either. I feel very happy to see my old friend.”
“China and the United States should respect each other, coexist in peace and pursue win-win cooperation. I stand ready to work with you, Mr President, to build consensus, take active steps and move China-U.S. relations forward in a positive direction. Doing so would advance the interests of our two peoples and meet the expectation of the international community,” the Chinese president told Biden.
The summit came at a time of high tension between the countries.

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