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Immediately after his address to the forum on Friday, Foreign Minister Wang Yi quoted some ancient Chinese sayings as he talked about US-China relations with the conference chairman, German diplomat Christoph Heusgen.
The proverbs were not easy to translate, Wang said, suggesting with a smile that the audience “turn to DeepSeek for some help”.
He also emphasised China’s resolve to uphold its sovereignty, national dignity and legitimate development rights.
To illustrate his point, Wang quoted from the ancient Chinese classic I Ching, or Book of Changes. “Just as the heaven moves forward vigorously, a man of virtue should constantly strive to strengthen himself,” he said, alluding to China’s similar determination to become better and stronger.
He also quoted from celebrated late novelist Jin Yong’s The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre,published in the 1960s, to reflect the Chinese philosophical thinking of overcoming rigidity with softness and following nature.
no matter what happens, as long as we are strong in our hearts, just like the wind blowing over the hills and the bright moon shining over the rivers, and don't take it seriously, it will have no effect on
no matter what happens, as long as we are strong in our hearts, just like the wind blowing over the hills and the bright moon shining over the rivers, and don't take it seriously, it will have no effect on