CLEAN : China hopes for more 'strategic mutual trust' after nuclear statement

The transcript outlines China's diplomatic strategy for the new year, guided by Xi Jinping's thought. It highlights the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and the importance of strategic trust among five countries. A joint statement on nuclear weapons reflects a commitment to global stability and reducing nuclear conflict risks. China's nuclear strategy emphasizes self-defense and a no-first-use policy, contributing to global strategic stability. China aims to enhance global nuclear governance through cooperation and its unique insights.

What is the guiding principle for China's diplomatic efforts in the new year?

• The Five-Year Plan

• The Great Leap Forward

• Xi Jinping's diplomatic thought

• The Belt and Road Initiative

What is the main goal of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) in China?

• To promote cultural exchanges

• To enhance economic cooperation

• To increase military alliances

• To establish a new currency

What was the focus of the joint statement by the five countries' leaders?

• Preventing nuclear war

• Expanding territorial claims

• Promoting global trade

• Developing new technologies

What is China's policy regarding the use of nuclear weapons?

• First-use policy

• No-first-use policy

• Unlimited use policy

• Preemptive strike policy

How does China contribute to global strategic stability?

• By forming new military alliances

• By withdrawing from international treaties

• By maintaining nuclear forces at a minimum level

• By increasing its nuclear arsenal