Looking at a bright future

If China and US handle their trade relations well and cooperate while competing, they will certainly enjoy a win-win result

The 23rd China-US Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade, held in Washington on Wednesday, has sent a clear signal that the world's two largest economies will benefit from a serious, careful handling of bilateral trade issues.

The United States has said it will improve high-tech exports to China for civil purposes, which includes supporting cooperation in civil nuclear energy technology. Washington has also invited Chinese companies to invest in the US and enhance cooperation in intellectual property rights by providing resources to implement a bilateral framework.