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奥巴马上海与中国青年对话中英演讲稿

SHANGHAI,Nov.

16

(Xinhua)

--

Visiting

U.S.

President

Barack

Obama

said

here

Monday

the

United

States

does

not

seek

to

contain

China

s

rise

and

he

welcomes

China

as

a

“strong,prosperous

and

successful

member

of

the

community

of

nations.“Obama

made

the

remarks

during

a

dialogue

with

Chinese

youth

at

the

Shanghai

Science

and

Technology

Museum

in

China

s

economic

hub

Shanghai.

In

the

event

aired

live

on

***

and

Chinese

and

foreign

television

channels,Obama

said

the

world

is

fundamentally

interconnected

and

power

in

the

21st

century

is

no

longer

a

zero-sum

game.

The

dialogue,chaired

by

Fudan

University

President

Yang

Yuliang,attracted

about

600

students

from

several

universities

in

Shanghai.

“The

jobs

we

do,the

prosperity

we

build,the

environment

we

protect

and

the

security

we

seek

are

all

shared,“

he

told

the

audience.

“One

country

s

success

does

not

come

at

the

expense

of

another.“

Calling

the

U.S.-China

relations

“positive,constructive

and

comprehensive“,

Obama

said

the

U.S.-China

relationship

opens

the

door

to

partnership

on

key

global

issues

such

as

economic

recovery,development

of

clean

energy,stopping

the

spread

of

nuclear

weapons

and

the

surge

of

climate

change,and

the

promotion

of

peace

and

security

in

Asia

and

around

the

globe.

Obama

reiterated

in

his

speech

that

the

United

States

would

continue

to

fully

support

the

one-China

policy,and

would

be

very

pleased

to

see

the

improving

cross-strait

relationship.

He

said

the

United

States

and

China

are

not

“predestined

adversaries,“as

the

two

countries

“share

much

in

common“while

“are

different

in

certain

ways.““I

have

been

clear

in

the

past

the

United

States

supports

a

one-China

policy.

We

do

not

want

to

change

that

policy

or

approach,“

he

said,adding

that

he

was

“very

pleased“with

the

reduction

of

tensions

and

improvement

of

the

cross-strait

relations.

He

noted

it

was

his

“deep

desire

and

hope“to

continue

to

see

great

improvement

of

relations

between

the

Chinese

mainland

and

Taiwan.

Quoting

the

ancient

Chinese

saying

that

“Consider

the

past

and

you

shall

know

the

future,“Obama

said

the

United

States

and

China

have

known

setbacks

and

challenges

over

the

last

30

years,and

he

was

looking

forward

to

deepening

the

partnership

between

the

two

nations

in

this

critical

era

of

tomorrow.

The

young

people

with

their

talent,dedication

and

dreams

will

help

shape

the

21st

century.

Obama

said

during

the

first

trip

to

China

since

taking

office

in

January

that

he

would

discuss

economic

recovery,climate

change

and

stopping

the

spread

of

nuclear

weapons

in

his

talks

with

Chinese

President

Hu

Jintao.

He

announced

the

United

States

would

expand

the

number

of

students

to

study

in

China

to

100,000

to

enhance

ties

between

the

two

countries.

After

the

speech,Obama

answered

questions

raised

by

the

audience

and

Internet

users,which

varied

from

Shanghai-Chicago

exchanges

and

his

first

impression

about

China

to

cultural

persity

and

the

latest

development

in

Afghanistan.

Obama

arrived

in

Shanghai

late

on

Sunday

to

begin

his

four-day

state

visit

to

China.

He

met

Shanghai

city

officials

Monday

morning

before

meeting

with

young

Chinese

and

left

for

Beijing

in

the

afternoon.