i'm joined now by nelson wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for room pack and international studies. nelson. great to have you in here in the studio with me. why do you think of china is commitment to a 2 state solution for palestine and israel is been met with such resistance from the us, which previously has supported the 2 state solution as well. where i think it actually shows china's foreign policy as always, being the same in a sense that uh, it dues weighs all international affairs. was its commitment for peace and development for the well actually for the what's going long in israel, the conflict between israel and palestine is quite devastating a moment. but you see, this is how china reacts to anything that is happening around the world child that doesn't support. take a side child that doesn't take a side whenever there is a conflict, it's always the to call for peace 1st. yeah. how do you explain the different approaches in that where you say, you know, china is calling for talks, calling for peace. and washington, meanwhile, is supporting israel as military response and

all right, now, what joint now live in the studio by nelson wong, vice president will vice chapman right the how based on high center for impact and international studies. nelson is good to have you join me right now. thank you. now we have, we're seeing how the belt on road summits has kicked tough you'd be doing today, and it's about top meetings have been ongoing so far. but what is your assessment of how it is going so far? well, i think it is going quite well actually, even though it is right at the beginning, but very mind this is already. that's a good uh, some of the bell to wrote. the 1st one being in 2017 . the 2nd one punch of 19. so and then we have and that makes so this is actually the 3rd the 3rd time. and i think china is now more confident in its implementation of this global initiative as well. and by looking at the participants this year, john has gathered up over a 100 countries and that president's and the leaderships or coming to beijing. so i believe this is an event that a lot of people should be expected and looking forward to amazing. yeah. well, what we talk ab

, i spoke to the vice chairman of the shanghai center for written packing international studies nelson wong. and he says the china is common focus on strengthening trade, through investments in farming infrastructure. products was made possible by its own rock b to cannot be growth for people who do not understand the awfully. the idea of a about who wrote the simple explanation is that china is seeking to have a better relations with all the countries around the world. in the context of economic cooperation for people that are being to china that have witnessed the development of china for the last 40 years. you've seen that this country is perhaps the country that was the most sophisticated highway networks and also high speed trading networks. in addition to all the skyscrapers and the real estate development to that, i think so has anybody felt about behind all this? how many stupid pumps and cement plants there are in china that have supported the develop until fabric. so when everything is built, you're not going to do it from scratch again. so what's next on? the patient has been lai

we spoke with nelson wong, the vice chairman of the shawn cost center, full rim pot, and international studies, who said he's surprised by washington's seemingly conflicting stones. and paula states wants tie one. china has a defense industry, whereas perhaps the us has a war industrial. so this is the major difference between the countries. so that's why whenever there is a conflict outside, you know, china around the world, what china calls for is always peaceful, fast. let's don't fight. let's talk solve the problem so peaceful negotiations, which is always the approach an attribute to this a lot to do. what is the way, uh, the united states operate as a country and how they look at the world. i mean, as a chinese, i'm quite surprised to see that the tie one issue hasn't been you play the corporate top of getting a gap by the us government because i'll throw what is going on. it's from all the china, every country that is sign up, not just romantic relations with china. oh, recognize, talking about the one china policy and even today the us government, the white house. few recognize

we spoke to nelson wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center who told us that the world knows why the spread of this information. our region h of the american government is perhaps quite used to saying whatever they like, whatever to the mom teacher, whether it's the truth or not, that's a, that's up to them selves to decide. but i think now is the time that to the rest of the world to do see who is actually lying, who is actually lying about the war in ukraine, about the globalization, about the monopoly of the dollar around the world, about the military build up of the us all me around the world for what for democracy, for promoting democracy to, to build up so many electric basis. but this is ridiculous. so i think it's, it's time that of friends in america need to look at their own. regardless, whether it is for the good of the world or not. so i think people need to respect to each other a neat to, to face the reality that whatever you do, you cannot cover up the light is because people will know so know or like to right . that's the news. at best hours it was all change national

but nelson wong and secretary general of the asian mass for him. i mean, it was a gallons a day, many thanks to all 3 of you for joining us on the program. my 1st question to mister moxley bowed a please. what is behind such strong statements? can we expect them to lead to some specific accident claims against these particular countries being named the same? that is what we saw happen to a rock creek, for example, as well. these 3 countries have been identified as threats to the pursuit of and maintenance of us germany around the world, the 3 most capable and actively resisting the rules based world order. we make the rules, we issue the orders that the new ass feels slipping from their grass. and this type of weaponized jewel political discourse is meant to inform the american people who they should hate and fear. because it's not immediately obvious to them neither russia, china, nor e, ron threatening americans or, or america itself. but they do threaten us, had gemini, the, you know, it's control. busy all of global flows of trade and politics

serve under a contract, a big game is on the air, nelson wong, president of the shanghai center, is withrelations, professor, i want to... ask you a question about your assessment of the current state of russian-chinese relations, obviously, at least it seems obvious to me, that development is going in the right direction, but are there any problems, are there any restrictions, how do you see this situation? you know, it seems to me that relations between china and russia have been developing quite smoothly in recent years. but this happens according to a certain reason for a reason, nothing happens without a reason, the fact is that china and russia, these two countries, our two countries, are natural partners, because on the one hand, russia is one of the largest exporters of oil, gas, and other minerals, and this is exactly what china needs now. because china is the largest consumer of oil and gas, at the same time, china is one of the largest producers of almost everything, it is a country that is capable of producing almost everything, the industry is built in such a way that china