China and the United States announce the establishment of a constructive strategic stability relationship, looking ahead to new directions for cooperation over the next three years.

China praised the China-U.S. relationship entering a new era defined by constructive and stable ties during its historic summit with U.S. President Donald Trump.

Both sides agreed to establish a "constructive strategic stability relationship" as the new direction for bilateral relations over the next three years and beyond.

Although the United States has not yet released a report on this meeting, the introduction of this new term indicates that both sides are attempting to redefine their often volatile relationship in recent years and ensure that their interactions—balancing competition and cooperation—are more controllable and predictable.

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