US two Chinese ministers arrive in Beijing today to visit China

Steven Chu will give a speech at Tsinghua University, Gary Locke will attend the foundation ceremony of the US Pavilion, U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu and Commerce secretary Gary Locke will visit China from July 14 to 17th, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.　　British media said the two Chinese ministers of the two-China visit will pave the road for U.S. President Barack Obama to visit China later this year. "Today, the interdependence between the United States and China is the closest we have been in 30 years," Locke said in a statement released on the day of the U.S. Commerce Department 13th. Relations between the two countries are vital. We have made great strides in our cooperation on economic, trade and global counter-terrorism issues, and there is much more to be achieved in the future.　　The U.S. Department of Energy Bulletin said the two Chinese ministers visit China's theme will be to seek the two countries in the development of clean energy common interests. According to British media, two Chinese ministers who arrived in Beijing on 14th will hold talks with top Chinese leaders on how China and the US can cooperate to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.　　China and the US are expected to sign a memorandum on cooperation in building energy efficiency and clean energy development during the two ministers ' visit. Steven Chu, who won the Nobel Prize in Physics, will also deliver a speech at Tsinghua University on 15th, predicting he may be in a speech urging China and the United States to jointly tackle global warming.　　In addition, Chu will visit the changping, Thermal power plant, the new Austrian group headquarters and lectures at Tianjin University. Commerce secretary Gary Locke will attend the opening ceremony of the U.S. Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo on 17th. In addition, Locke will also be in the Sino-American Chamber of Commerce lectures, visit also Zhuang Development Zone, visit Changping, Wal-Mart Wangjing shop.　　Locke said that during his visit to China, he will promote the U.S. solar, wind, water and other renewable energy technologies, hoping to improve energy efficiency, environmental protection, medical and other aspects of expanding exports to China. China relies on coal for more than two-thirds of its energy needs and is expected to continue for decades, the report said. The United States has the largest coal reserves in the world, and there is great potential for cooperation between the two countries.