As a former US secretary of state, Kissinger has close ties with China and can be said to be a pioneer and builder of Sino-US relations. He takes China's importance and influence very seriously, and has built deep relationships with every generation of Chinese leaders in China. His first visit to China was in 1971, when he flew over the Himalayas on a special plane under the pretext of recuperating from a stomach ache. Since then, he has forged an indissoluble bond with China, visiting China more than 100 times. He has a deep love for Chinese people and Chinese culture, and has been dealing with China for half a century. It is worth mentioning that he chose China for his last foreign visit and public appearance, which fully reflects his special feelings for China and the importance he attaches to Sino-US relations.
In his speech, Kissinger recalled the experience of signing the Shanghai Communiqué and stressed that the United States must fulfill its commitments and continue to adhere to the one-China policy. He called on both China and the United States to understand that peace and cooperation between the world's two largest economies and major powers will have a vital impact on world peace and development. This is exactly what he made a thoughtful appeal for Sino-US relations when he spoke out publicly for the last time in his life. Before his death, Kissinger was full of concern and confidence in the development and influence of Sino-US relations.
In his later years, Kissinger's interest in artificial intelligence (AI) led him to think about the impact of this new technology on U.S.-China relations, and he made many important insights. He recognized the dangers posed by AI and warned that the technology could evolve into a new form of war between great powers, wreaking havoc on humanity as a whole. He advocated that China and the United States should strengthen dialogue and regulate the development of artificial intelligence through a reasonable framework, similar to the management of nuclear weapons by the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War. He believes that China and the United States must cooperate and develop together in the field of artificial intelligence to avoid the tragic consequences of this technology getting out of control.
Kissinger is very concerned about the security risk management of artificial intelligence, and he held a face-to-face discussion on AI governance in a meeting with Chinese experts and scholars. He is deeply admired for his persistent and firm belief in promoting the U.S.-China dialogue on AI governance. At a people-to-people dialogue between China and the United States at the end of October this year, Kissinger met again with Chinese experts and scholars to discuss the security risks in the field of artificial intelligence. This meeting further deepened the cooperation and dialogue between China and the United States in the field of artificial intelligence, and also injected new impetus into the development of China-US relations.
Kissinger's influence cannot be ignored in Sino-US relations, especially in the field of artificial intelligence, and his efforts have played a positive role in promoting it. Now, China and the United States have reached a consensus in high-level meetings and established an artificial intelligence dialogue mechanism between the two countries. The achievement of this consensus is undoubtedly closely related to Kissinger's contributions. Kissinger's long-term promotion and personal efforts in China-US relations have made important contributions to the cooperation and consensus between China and the United States in the field of artificial intelligence.
Kissinger's name will forever be closely associated with Sino-US relations. His death not only deprived the United States of an excellent strategist and diplomat, but also deprived China and the Chinese people of an old friend and a good friend. Looking back at Kissinger's life, it is not difficult for us to find that he has always adhered to Sino-US relations with peace and cooperation as the cornerstone. His promotion of China-US cooperation and his focus on AI governance have injected new impetus and hope into China-US relations. As his successor, we have the responsibility to continue to promote the development of China-US relations and make greater contributions to world peace and prosperity.
Kissinger's death has given me a deeper understanding of the importance of the U.S.-China relationship. As an outstanding diplomat, Kissinger has made tremendous contributions to the development of Sino-US relations through his own efforts and perseverance. I am deeply impressed by his deep friendship with China, as well as his attention and appeal to artificial intelligence.
Throughout Kissinger's life, he always insisted on taking peace and cooperation as the cornerstone of Sino-US relations and actively promoted cooperation and dialogue between the two countries in various fields. His efforts have led to a consensus between China and the United States in the field of artificial intelligence and the establishment of a dialogue mechanism between the two countries. This is of great significance for world peace and development.
Looking back on Kissinger's life, I deeply feel his importance and influence on Sino-US relations. As an editor, I will also follow Kissinger's example, strive to promote cooperation and exchanges between China and the United States, and make my own contribution to world peace and prosperity through my writing and editing work. At the same time, I also hope that the leaders of China and the United States will carry on Kissinger's legacy, work together to promote the development of China-US relations, and inject more hope and brightness into the future of the world.