Foreign Ministry official writes that the United States will continue to dominate the world in the next 20

Chinese President Hu Jintao's trip to the United States has just ended, and some media and analysts have talked about the definition of state visit, the first national banquet in the United States for 13 years, and the details of the private feast set by US President Obamat, which is frequently mentioned.　　However, Le Yucheng, director of policy planning at China's foreign ministry, wrote that the US would remain an undisputed global leader for at least the next 20 years, calling on the Chinese government to find a balance between confidence and restraint.　　Le Yucheng's article, though written on the eve of Hu Jintao's visit to the US, but in its official status, the content of the article should reflect the current decision-making level on China's positioning, Sino-US relations and other issues of attitude, not only affirmed the U.S. strength still exist, to some of the angry green poured cold water, but also implicitly expressed China's willingness to demand a more equal status.　　≠ decline in American dominance, Le Yucheng in a diplomatic review published yesterday, said the worst of the global financial crisis is over, but the fallout will continue to affect the developed economies and bring about a historic shift in the balance of international power, but he points out that China cannot therefore think that the US will decline or that the two countries will soon be equal. Le Yucheng said: "As other emerging powers grow faster, the United States enjoy the ' pie ' in the shrinking, the advantage has shrunk." "But the United States, after all, is the United States, the economic total of 1/4 of the world, military, scientific and technological and innovative capabilities unparalleled, we in particular can not underestimate the U.S. self-regulation and repair capacity."　　"America's strength and influence are still ahead of us and cannot be surpassed in the next 20-30 years," he said. 2010 is China's GDP to replace Japan, become the second year of the world. At the same time, the impact of the 2008 financial crisis continued: the European debt crisis continues to widen, and the US is still "slow to grow without jobs". Le Yucheng said China could not afford to say that "America's boss, China's dick".　　He said that China's GDP per capita is still ranked 100 in the world, according to United Nations standards, there are 150 million poor people, and no aircraft carrier. During Mr Hu's visit to Washington last week, the United States gave the "equivalent of China's" hospitality specifications. "Hu Jintao's speech at a luncheon in the United States used a series of words to describe the U.S.-China relationship, the first of which is ' equality '," said Dorn, vice president of the Cato Institute, a liberal think-tank in Washington. The Chinese believe that China and the United States are now on an equal footing, which is not the same as Hu Jintao's first visit to the US five years ago. "However, the author of China's rise," said Gari Schmidt, director of senior Strategic Research at the American Institute of Enterprise, does not think the visit reflects any significant changes in the U.S.-China relationship, nor does it agree that there has been an important adjustment in Washington's policy toward Beijing. "If the United States is so attached to the President's visit and given a state visit, I think part of the reason is that there was too much friction and tension between the two countries last year," said Schmidt.Obama hopes to improve relations through this visit. "China will not swallow its economic strength, and the outside world is increasingly questioning China's" peaceful rise. Le Yucheng stressed that while China is rising, it does not want to be seen as an adversary of the US or the Western developed countries.　　Hu Jintao also said in the United States that China-US relations are not the relationship between you and me, and that you are not going to challenge us, and that China's development will benefit the U.S. economy.　　China's foreign minister, Yang Jiechi, also said in an international study published yesterday that the international situation has undergone profound changes since the financial crisis, but the developing countries still face many difficulties and challenges. Le Yucheng points out that while China's emphasis on low-key hard work will not dominate, this does not mean that China will be resigned, swallowed or passive. He said that in Sino-US bilateral cooperation, China believes that it is being treated unequally by the United States in many places.　　Le Yucheng pointed out that China's demand for the development of relations with the United States is not much, only hope for more equality, more mutual respect, "in this regard, the United States has not done enough." As Hu left the United States, a U.S. court in Friday sentenced a Michigan man to four years in prison for "spying on Beijing", suggesting that the cold war echoes between the US and China still linger. (Oriental Morning Post)