China on Africa cooperation, Tibet and Meng

The transcript discusses China's focus on Africa's needs in cooperation, contrasting it with the US's self-interest. It highlights US officials' visits to Tibet, countering US Congress's criticisms. China urges the US to prevent legislation that could harm bilateral relations. Additionally, China demands Canada release Meng Wanzhou, maintaining diplomatic communication over related legal issues.

What is the primary focus of China's cooperation with African countries?

• Tourism development

• Cultural exchange programs

• Agricultural modernization and industrialization

• Military expansion

According to the transcript, what is the U.S. primarily concerned with in its statements about Africa?

• Cultural heritage preservation

• Its own needs and geopolitical concerns

• Environmental issues

• The needs of African countries

What evidence is provided to counter the U.S. Congress's criticisms of China regarding Tibet?

• Increased trade between the U.S. and Tibet

• Visits by nearly 40,000 Americans, including Congress members, to Tibet

• Cultural festivals held in Tibet

• Joint military exercises in Tibet

What action does China urge the U.S. to take regarding a certain bill?

• To sign the bill into law

• To consult with the United Nations

• To delay the bill's implementation

• To immediately withdraw the bill

What is the status of diplomatic communication between China and Canada regarding the detained individuals?

• There is no communication

• Communication is ongoing and normal

• Communication is mediated by a third country

• Communication is hostile