At 8:26 on May 30, the debate officially began, and Liu Xin's opening remarks were interrupted many times. During the debate, Trish asked Liu Xin questions on Sino US trade negotiations, intellectual property rights, China's economic development and other topics. At 8:42, the debate ended in a friendly atmosphere. So, Liu Xin, who debated with the American anchor, did you know her before?
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1. Liu Xin's opening remarks: Thank you very much Trish. Thank you for giving me this opportunity. I never thought I could have a direct dialogue with you.
2. Liu Xin's opening speech in less than 30 seconds was interrupted by Trish at least three times.
3. Trish: can you tell us your personal views on the current Sino US trade negotiations?
Liu Xin: I don't have any inside information, so I don't know what the trade negotiations between China and the United States have reached, but I think the Chinese government has made their position very clear.
4. Liu Xin talked about intellectual property: if you are willing to spend money to buy our intellectual property for the purpose of mutual benefit and mutual learning, I don't think there is any problem. Why not? We can benefit each other. Personally, I study English because I have an American teacher and I study with American friends.
5. Liu Xin: some people do say that China has become so strong. Why can't China grow up like an adult? For us, China doesn't always want to be a weak country. We also want to become strong, but the real purpose is how you define developing countries.
6. The cross sea dialogue ended at 8:43:58 Beijing time.
7. In her concluding remarks, Liu Xin welcomed Trish to China.
Profile of Liu Xin
Liu Xin, from Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province, was admitted to the English Department of the school of foreign languages of Nanjing University in 1993. Now he is the host of English news program of China International Television.
At 8:00 on May 30, 2019 (8:00 p.m. EDT on May 29), Liu Xin and Cuixi & middot; Reagan held an open debate on Sino US trade and other related topics.