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发帖数: 18403 | 1 Locke says he doesn’t have any political aspirations. He’s working as a
consultant in the private sector, and has not left China behind.
“Helping Chinese companies set up operations and factories here, to helping
American companies grow and expand, and set up products and services into
China. [I’m] discussing now with several American and Chinese companies on
serving as an advisor.
“But we really need to also focus more on people-to-people relations, and
that’s one of the things that Mona and I intend to stay involved in. Not
just trade issues, but really encouraging more understanding among our
peoples. More Americans need to travel to China to study in China and learn
the language and the culture, but we also want to encourage more cooperation
between Chinese and American colleges and universities, nonprofit
organizations.
“Because so many of the problems facing the world today cannot be solved by
the United States or by China alone. The world is really looking for
leadership and partnership in both China and the United States to tackle
these issues, whether it’s climate changes, preventing terrorism or the
proliferation of nuclear weapons, to curing some of the most dreaded
diseases around the world.
“The world is looking for leadership from both China and the United States,
" Locke said.
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