Kong Quan Quotations

The reform should give more medium and small countries more opportunities to participate in the decision-making of the UN Security Council.

Therefore, the bilateral arrangement should be strictly confined to the bilateral category.

We have proposed dates for the next round of six-party talks and are awaiting the response from the other parties.

So far the epidemic situation has been under control, and no any case of human infection or any new cases reported.

Mongolia is China's friendly neighbor. Domestic changes there, especially political changes, certainly draw concern from China.

China is conducting careful study on the draft resolution and keeping contacts with parties concerned.

China hopes Japanese leaders could take seriously the feelings of the Asian countries that fell victims of Japanese militarists, really express their remorse for the historical tragedy and put what they have promised into practice.

If all parties could take a commitment to commitment and action to action based on the joint statement reached during the fourth round of the talks, and earnestly push forward the discussion and agree to take further steps, there would be a positive result.

We hope this proposal and invitation can help break the impasse of the Iranian nuclear issue.

We hope the second round of Beijing talks will start as early as possible, to promote the dialogue for a peaceful resolution of the North Korean nuclear issue.

We hope that this Russian invitation to Iran to hold talks on the 16th about participating in an international uranium enrichment center will help break, or encourage a break, in the current stalemate over the Iranian nuclear issue.

We hope that Iraq will comprehensively implement the U.N. resolutions to create the necessary conditions for the orderly and peaceful resolution of the Iraq issue.

We hope Iran can implement and abide by the resolution of the IAEA and fully cooperate with the IAEA so as to achieve an early proper solution of the Iranian nuclear issue within the IAEA framework.

We believe the proposal could be a useful attempt to break the stalemate. We hope all parties involved will give play to their wisdom so that talks can resume.

We have always opposed U.S. sales of advanced weapons to Taiwan,

Under the current complicated situation, we hope all parties concerned would properly handle the existing problems through dialogue and negotiations so as to resume the talks as early as possible.

We are not in a position to receive this visit.

We believe by breaking these talks into phases, we will achieve better results. People can take a break and come back refreshed.

We oppose the habitual use of sanctions, or threats of sanctions, to solve problems. This only complicates problems.

We oppose impulsively using sanctions or threats of sanctions to solve problems. This will complicate problems.

This resolution is in accord with our basic principle that the authority and seriousness of the non-proliferation regime should be maintained.

We think the Russian proposal is a good attempt to break this stalemate. We hope all sides will use their wisdom to provide new proposals that will create conditions for reviving negotiations.

We also hope the Iran side, the EU side can ... adopt concrete and practical steps to break the deadlock so as to quickly resume their dialogue, consultation and negotiations.

We are shocked by and express our strong indignation over the Japanese foreign minister's remark of overtly glorifying invasion history.

We also have a great prospect in educational cooperation as there have been many students from African countries in China.

We will push for new progress at these talks. The key is to come up with constructive measures to put the joint statement into action.

We expect the people of vision from Japan from various walks of life to make efforts with us to further step up exchanges and cooperation in economy, culture, education and other fields.

As the host country, China will actively make efforts with the other sides to achieve new positive results.

Especially before the IAEA meeting in February, we hope all sides can further their diplomatic and negotiation efforts.

The Taiwan question concerns the core interests of China and relates to the national feeling of the 1.3 billion Chinese people, as well as the political foundation of Sino-Japanese relations.

Presently I really do not know any information that I can provide to everyone.

Progress has been made and the control has been exercised on the funds that were involved in the case,

against the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their delivery systems.

Actually, this issue has brought up a complicated matter for the six party talks... we have had a tortuous situation and difficulties in the process.

Any solution should take into account the interests and concerns of both parties.

The United States should correct its wrong view and treat China's peaceful development in an objective and positive manner. It should stop making groundless remarks and do more to benefit the stable and healthy development of China-U.S. relations.

About what happened in Uzbekistan recently, we think it?s their internal affair, but we strongly support the government crackdown on separatists, terrorists, and extremists. We support Uzbekistan, together with other Central Asian countries, combining their efforts in order to maintain peace and development in Central Asia.

foreigners in China must abide by Chinese laws.

The urgent task for the international community is that all parties concerned should keep patient, calm and cool-headed and do more to enhance mutual trust and continue to resort to negotiations so as to resolve this issue.

The separatist activities of Lee Teng-hui and those like him go against the aspirations of the whole Chinese people, including Taiwan compatriots, and is condemned and doomed to failure.

At the same time, all parties concerned should cooperate with each other on the issue.

can heed fully the opinions and introduction by Chinese leaders and principal officials in relevant areas about China's Yuan exchange rate and financial reform. We hope they can have a better and correct understanding.

However, facts prove that Koizumi went back on his words,

The Chinese government, in handling such complicated international disputes, opposes the arbitrary use of sanctions or the threat of use of sanctions in the efforts to solve the question. It will only complicate the issue.

The Chinese Government has already taken ... decisive measures to prevent bird flu and to share information with the international community.

The Chinese Constitution guarantees freedom of religion for Chinese citizens.