#Headline Media Plan #After German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul postponed his scheduled visit to China on Monday, a spokesman for the German Social Democratic Party revealed on Monday that German Deputy Chancellor and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil will visit China in mid-November. German business representatives are looking forward to the new date for the German Foreign Minister's visit to China.
According to South German Newspaper (SZ), Mr. Clinton’s visit to China in November has two main tasks: first, to participate in the Fourth China-German High-Level Financial Dialogue in Beijing, and second, as the co-chair of the Social Democratic Party, to participate in talks within the framework of the inter-party dialogue established by the Social Democratic Party and China since 1984.According to the news, Clinton may be closely watched for meeting with which senior Chinese officials.
A SPD spokesman said: “After last year’s routine meeting in Germany, the next intra-party dialogue will be held in China in November.” It will be a “dynamic and crucial” dialogue.The Social Democratic Party will hold talks with China on foreign and security policy, economy, trade and other issues.
The Social Democratic Party emphasized that itins traditional good relations with China.Rolf Mitzenich, the former parliamentary group chairman, is the main spokesman for China policy. He advocates equal dialogue rather than preaching at a time when the world is experiencing great turmoil.
In fact, there is also an inter-party dialogue with China, in which Wadefur and German Prime Minister Merts are members.Wadefur has also previously been responsible for this matter as a party’s foreign policy expert. “We are always prepared for the conversation.I actually plan to call my Chinese counterpart as soon as possible,” Vader said on Monday in Brussels.
Watford on Friday temporarily postponed his scheduled trip to China on Monday and Tuesday. A spokesman for the German Foreign Ministry explained that Beijing has not yet confirmed any other arrangements in addition to meetings with Chinese foreign ministers, while Wadefour also hopes to meet with other Chinese representatives to discuss important raw materials and trade issues.
After Waldfuhr's delayed visit to China, the eyes were focused on Murts.The first visit of the German prime minister to China has not yet been determined, and the exact time has not yet been determined.
German government deputy spokesman Steffen Meyer sought to ease the situation on Monday, saying the government still hopes to have “respectful and positive exchanges” with the Chinese government.Mayer did not comment on the prime minister's travel plan, but it is not expected to be scheduled for a visit to China this year.
However, the German foreign minister has not yet announced a new date for a visit to China, and one thing is certain that the German deputy prime minister will visit China before the foreign minister.
Wadefur’s delayed visit to China has also sparked debate over German policy towards China. Some people inside the KGB are still demanding tougher against China, and even politicians are demanding “partial disconnection” with China.Nobert Rotgen, deputy chairman of the Parliamentary Party of the KGB, told the German editorial network that Germany must “reduce unilateral dependence on China, which will make us vulnerable.”
In addition to the Social Democratic Party, politicians from several other political parties have called for greater dialogue with China. Leader of the Left Party, Van Aken, has criticized Waldfuhr’s approach to jeopardizing German-Chinese relations, saying, “The dialogue between the German government and the Chinese government is crucial.” “In international diplomacy, there is little room for offenses – Germany should now seek a strategic dialogue with Beijing, not get lost in symbolic rejection.”
The economic community was most concerned about the delay of Vadouur's visit to China. Originally, in order to emphasize the importance of the economy during the visit, Vadouur would bring a business delegation to visit. Some corporate representatives were very disappointed with the cancellation of the visit because the German economy has been stagnant for three years.
Oliver Humms, executive director of the Chinese German Chamber of Commerce for the North and Northeast of China, said: “We regret the delay of the original exchange plan. It is essential for German companies in China to clarify many of the issues affecting relations between the two countries. Our members hope this visit can be rearranged as soon as possible.”
Tensions between China and Germany have been going on for some time due to inappropriate remarks by politicians such as Wadfour, as well as issues such as EU tariffs on China. Deutsche Telekom News Network commented that now it is even worse. The German economy is under pressure.One thing is certain: China is Germany’s most important trading partner – Germany’s economy depends on China – and China cannot be separated from the European export markets.