translator: the question said that in today s world mankind faces more and more global challenges. by would like to stress here no country can remain unscathed in the face of so many challenges, and no country can single handedly tackle global challenges. frequentchallenges. fighting terrorism, upholding the security of humant. promoting the growth of the world economy, fighting transnational crimes. fighting piracy and preventing. in all these areas countries
strategic mutual trust, and how do you think that the two sides should appropriately manage their differences and expand their common interests? translator: my second question is for president hu jintao. we ve noted that both the chinese and american leaders have on various occasions stressed the fact that the influence and significance of the china/u.s. relationship have gone far beyond the bilateral
our relations. so president hu jintao, i would like to ask you the question, what do you think that the two countries need to do to further increase the friendship and mutual understanding between the chinese and american peoples? at the same time, we have also noted that the u.s. side has been saying that the united states is willing to see a stronger and more prosperous china, so i would like to ask president obama that deep in your heart do you really think that you can live comfortably with a constantly-growing china? and, also, this question; what do you think that china s development really means to the united states? is. [speaking chinese]
position to answer that question. is that the question you want posed to me? you got one. reporter: you have spoken about some of the gop about the importance of exports to your job strategy. at the same time you said there needs to be first adjustment in the exchange rate and the rnb is undervalued. to what extent does china s depressing of its currency affect your job in this country? i think that it s important for to us look at the entire economic relationship and the currency issue is one parts of it. in april of 2009, this was the first g20 summit that i attended
translator: as president obama rightly put it just now, though already disagreements between china and the united states on the issue of human rights, china is willing to engage in dialogue on the basis of few tall respect and the principle of non-interests force in each other s internal affairs. this way we ll increase our mutual understanding, reduce our disagreements and expands our common ground. [speaking chinese] translator: the latter question about the attendance of the state dinner by some congress people as to who will not attend and for what reasons, i think president obama is in the best