Kissinger: Taiwan issues do not become obstacles to u.s.-China relations (AP) _ shanghaizhengquanhuiguan

January 5 (Xinhua)--New York (LI) United States former Secretary of State Kissinger 5 interview in New York, said that he is the future of Sino-US relations, and optimistic believe Taiwan issues do not become obstacles to u.s.-China relations. Kissinger attend am opening bell ceremony at the New York Stock Exchange, to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Sino-US relations. He told reporters after the ceremony today. Kissinger said, the United States for bilateral relations, especially in Taiwan issues have a good understanding of: the United States against the so-called "two Chinas, will adhere to the" one China "policy, stressed by peaceful means to resolve the Taiwan issue. "I do not think that the Taiwan issue will become obstacles to u.s.-China relations. "Kissinger said that although he at last year's United States elections support Republican presidential candidate John McCain, but he is convinced that President-elect Obama will insist on 30 years of u.s. relations with the main line of development. "I very much hope that Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao to bilateral relations to a higher level, I'm on the future of u.s.-China relations are very optimistic. "Kissinger said. He also said, "thirty years ago u.s.-China relations are United States diplomatic history, one of the most important events. This is not a one person or a team to achieve. US-China relations today has become the international order of the ' pillars ', world peace and prosperity to a large extent on the need for close relations between China and the United States. This is my beauty optimism in the future. "The oath of Office Kissinger back to is about the new Government of the United States some advice:" first of all, the United States should agree on how to survive the current economic crisis to find common ground, establish cooperation programmes. Secondly, the world's major problems such as preventing nuclear weapons proliferation, climate change, environmental issues, and the United States are addressing these major issues, strategic dialogue should not only be continued, it should be further strengthened. As far as I know, this is the position of Chinese leaders, I believe this will be the position of the United States Government. ”