八点最热报 | “习拜会”结束后，美国拜登召开记者会向媒体透露，这是他与习近平最具建设性和富有成效的一次会谈，中美关系看似正往好的方面发展，然而，拜登却因为一句话，让中美未来关系再次蒙上阴影。拜登再次提到，习近平是独裁者，结果又成为所有媒体的焦点报道。 （主播：颜江瀚）
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00:04 After two hours of the Xi-Biden meeting,
00:07 neither side made a joint statement.
00:10 But President Biden held a press conference.
00:13 Biden told the media that this was his most constructive and effective meeting with Xi Jinping.
00:20 He also said that this was a straightforward summit.
00:24 Sino-US relations seem to be developing in a good direction.
00:27 However, Biden's words seem to be a cover for Sino-US relations.
00:34 Biden once again mentioned that Xi Jinping is a dictator.
00:38 This sentence has become the focus of all the media.
00:42 At that time, the situation was like this.
00:44 At the end of the press conference,
00:46 a reporter suddenly stood up and asked Biden loudly,
00:50 "Mr. President, do you think Xi Jinping is a dictator?"
00:54 Because Biden said something similar in June this year.
00:58 Biden answered,
01:00 "In a sense, Xi Jinping is a dictator because he rules a communist country.
01:07 The situation of this country is completely different from that of the US government."
01:12 The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs immediately responded to Biden's remarks.
01:17 Mao Ning, the spokesperson of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
01:19 said in a routine press conference today that the criticism of Biden's "dictator" was "extremely wrong"
01:26 and "irresponsible political manipulation."
01:28 Mao Ning also said that there are always people who are not sincere in trying to provoke and destroy Sino-US relations.
01:34 But they are destined not to succeed.
01:36 When reporters asked if the so-called "sincere people" meant President Biden,
01:41 Mao Ning did not respond directly,
01:43 but said they were "clear-minded."
01:46 In fact, there are more than one sharp question that reporters have thrown out.
01:52 Some reporters asked Biden if he trusted Xi Jinping.
01:57 Biden's answer was, "Trust, but verify."
02:03 In fact, reporters also threw the same question to Xi Jinping.
02:06 At the end of the opening conversation of the two leaders at the Xi-Biden meeting yesterday,
02:11 when the photographer and reporter were about to leave the conference room,
02:15 a senior White House reporter from an American radio station suddenly asked Xi Jinping in Chinese,
02:21 "President Xi, do you believe President Biden?"
02:24 But at that time, Xi Jinping just smiled and watched this female reporter did not respond.
02:31 After the second meeting of the history,
02:34 President Biden held a press conference and said
02:37 that his talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping were the most constructive and most effective discussions so far.
02:43 Biden told reporters that the two countries had reached a series of agreements,
02:47 including the United States and China's agreement to resume military contact.
02:50 They also plan to discuss in the field of AI.
02:52 So we're back to direct, open, clear, direct communications on a direct basis.
02:58 Vital miscalculations on either side can cause real trouble with a country like China
03:06 or any other major country.
03:08 And so I think we've made real progress there as well.
03:11 At the end of the press conference, a reporter suddenly asked Biden a question.
03:16 After today's meeting, would he still think Xi Jinping is a dictator?
03:20 Mr. President, after today, would you still refer to President Xi as a dictator?
03:24 This is a term that you used earlier this year.
03:28 Well, look, he is.
03:28 I mean, he's a dictator in the sense that he is a guy who runs a country that is a communist country
03:35 that is based on a form of government totally different than ours.
03:38 After Biden explained what he meant by the so-called dictator,
03:41 he once again emphasized that the two sides had made significant progress.
03:44 Then he ignored the reporters' questions and left without looking back.
03:48 Mr. President, you stop attacking U.S. forces and wiping the floor.
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