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President Bush's Meeting with Chinese Freedom Activists
President George W. Bush poses for a photo at the South Portico entrance to the White House Tuesday, July 29, 2008, with Chinese Human Rights Activists, from left, Ciping Huang, Wei Jingsheng, Sasha Gong, Alim Seytoff, interpreter; Rebiya Kadeer, Harry Wu and Bob Fu, following their meeting at the White House. White House photo by Eric Draper On July 29, President Bush met with five Chinese freedom activists to discuss his concerns about human rights in China. The President assured them that he will carry the message of freedom as he travels to Beijing for the games, just as he has regularly made this a priority in all of his meetings with Chinese officials.  Full Statement

Secretary Rice Visits China
Secretary Rice shakes hands with Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi after their talks at the State Guesthouse, in Beijing, China Sunday, June 29, 2008. © AP Image Secretary Rice (June 29): "We do very much have a large agenda, as is befitting the United States and China. It is a relationship that needs to work well if we are to be able to address the many challenges in international politics. And so, our discussions of the six-party talks and how to move forward on verification and monitoring so that we can get to the abandonment of North Korea’s nuclear weapons and the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula has been a – one of our elements of our conversation and I’m sure we will have further discussion." Full Text | Remarks with Press

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