Gloves off at top-level US-China summit in Alaska with on-camera sparring

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The deeply strained relationship between China and the US was on rare public display at the start of a top-level meeting in Anchorage, Alaska on March 18, 2021. American and Chinese officials attacked each others' policies in their first in-person talks since the Biden administration took office in January.
Among those at the table were US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan, Chinese State Councillor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Beijing’s top diplomat, Yang Jiechi, a Communist Party politburo member and director of the Central Commission for Foreign Affairs Office.
In blunt public remarks, Blinken said the US wants to address the issues of Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Taiwan, which he noted were topics of concern by US allies. Yang responded by criticising what he said was the US’ struggling democracy and poor treatment of minorities, while criticising Washington’s foreign and trade policies.

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[satriaamiluhur]

Who needs netflix when you have politics

[misterdd]

Calling Putin a killer, and wish to have a friendly meeting with him. What are you smoking?

[AlexH-ntgg]

If they decided to meet in front of the camera, then this is a show instead of a serious talk.

[irritatedanglosaxon]

USA only considered 2 nations as matter: Russia and China
The rests were small potatos

Lee Kuan Yew

[chuchinshei]

1. Denial 2. Anger 3. Bargaining 4. Depression 5. Acceptance. This is the five stages on U.S. begins flurry of Asia diplomacy. Correct me if I am wrong.

[DineshTwanabasu]

I think US politicians are learning a tough lesson here.

[cheng]

This just sounds like a official roasting party.

[rusticbox]

Imagine if the Chinese delegation begin talking about the treatment of Africian Americans, guantnamo bay, the indigenous Indians of north America, and the status of Libya.... The American team might begin to understand what interference into foreign affairs might mean. Too bad the Chinese team was too restraint, could see WongYi was about to burst an artery there.

[DravidiaNadu]

America wants a levelled playing field? Dismantle those 800 military bases all over the world and stop printing money like there's no tomorrow

[grandpa]

Blinken and his officials are making a fool of themselves !

[demonsrexis]

"See and improve own shortcomings."
"Rules based order."

Not sure if that US spokesperson being sarcastic.

[wildforfreedom]

US spied on every nation on the planet through its 5 Eyes Alliance and is teaching China that Cyber attacks are bad ? 😂😂

[seanpark]

I completely agree with China’s point of view. I would also be mad if a country that has its citizens high all the time and overweight telling me to improve myself.

[hiyukelavie]

The US: *slaps economic sanctions on other countries every other day*

Also the US: *accuses others of economic coercion*

🤔

[thelonemodder]

Why is the us so busy with other people's affair? Keep your hands in your own freakin pants...

[rliu]

USA should never lecture another country on human rights abuses unless it fixes its own endless human rights abuse against Asian Americans, African Americans, Latino Americans, native Americans, Middle Eastern Americans, and many others. The list is long and ongoing.

[aussieboy]

When has issues on Hong Kong, Xinjiang, and Taiwan threatened global stability. But US invasion of Middle East definitely did!!!

[utubetruthteller]

America is not used to hear such things in face and moreover in their own turf, it's really bizarre

[bigsolidboss]

The interpretor of the US side is such a joke. Her Chinese is almost incomprehensible, and when was the last time you saw someone appear at formal meetings with hair dyed purpule?

[arminius]

0:39 I'm glad someone rubbed this on US face.