[global Times-Global Times-Global Network reporter Wu Yuanchun Suo Yanqi] on the afternoon of April 24, US Secretary of State Anthony Lincoln arrived in Shanghai for his second visit to China. According to the news released by China and the United States earlier, at the invitation of Wang Yi, member of the political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and foreign minister, Brinklin will visit China from April 24 to 26. During this trip, he will visit Shanghai and Beijing, where he is expected to meet with business people and hold talks with Chinese officials.

At a regular press conference held by the Chinese Foreign Ministry on April 25, a Bloomberg reporter asked: us Secretary of State Abraham Lincoln met in Shanghai.Casilando50Chen Jining, secretary of the Shanghai Municipal CPC Committee, at the meeting, he raised the concern of the US side about China's "unfair trade behavior" and pointed out that US enterprises need a "level playing field". He also raised concerns about China's "non-market economy behavior". How do you respond to that?Casilando50?

In this regard, Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said: first of all, I would like to tell you that in the past two days, we have given a background briefing on US Secretary of State Abraham Lincoln's visit to China and introduced China's principled stand on relevant issues.

"the Chinese side will also release the news of Secretary of State Lincoln's visit to China in a timely manner, and everyone can follow it," Wang Wenbin said. In response to your question, I would like to make a principled response: China has always carried out economic and trade cooperation in accordance with market principles. China has always firmly supported the multilateral trading system and fully implemented WTO rules. We hope that the US side will also earnestly respect the principle of fair competition, abide by the rules of the WTO, and act against China, so as to create favorable conditions for promoting the healthy and stable development of Sino-US economic and trade relations.