China-Russia strategic ties to be strengthened, sending strong signal to new US govt
By Yang Sheng Source: Global Times Published: 2020/12/23 22:18:39 Last Updated: 2020/12/23 23:30:39
National flags of China and Russia are seen in the Red Square, Moscow, Russia.
China and Russia recently sent strong messages, through moves such as having joint aerial strategic patrols and criticizing US unilateralism together, to the US when the Trump administration is setting obstacles for the incoming Biden government to repair US relations with other countries.
After Joe Biden takes office, China-Russia-US trilateral relations will face some changes as Biden would put Moscow in the position as the biggest threat to US national security, but Chinese analysts said on Wednesday that the US won t take China out of its list of rivals.
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ST. PETERSBURG/BEIJING, Dec. 21 (Xinhua) Russian linguist Aleksey Rodionov is no stranger to China. He has spent nearly 30 years in studying Chinese literature, and developed a career out of it.
Now his enthusiasm for and pride in the profession have grown even stronger, thanks to Chinese President Xi Jinping s visit in June 2019 to St. Petersburg State University (SPbU), where Rodionov works as senior deputy dean of the Faculty of Asian and African Studies. Especially (from) his mentioning of the century-old academic tradition of Chinese studies at our university, we do feel the support and care in his words, recalled Rodionov.
An episode between two universities, an epitome of China-Russia ties (Xinhua) 11:36, December 21, 2020 ST. PETERSBURG/BEIJING, Dec. 21 (Xinhua) Russian linguist Aleksey Rodionov is no stranger to China. He has spent nearly 30 years in studying Chinese literature, and developed a career out of it. Now his enthusiasm for and pride in the profession have grown even stronger, thanks to Chinese President Xi Jinping s visit in June 2019 to St. Petersburg State University (SPbU), where Rodionov works as senior deputy dean of the Faculty of Asian and African Studies. Especially (from) his mentioning of the century-old academic tradition of Chinese studies at our university, we do feel the support and care in his words, recalled Rodionov.