The United States has warned China about its pressure on Taiwan and urged it to resolve the issue peacefully.
According to the French news agency AFP, a virtual summit will be held on Monday between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden.
The State Department said in a statement that Secretary of State Anthony Blanken had previously spoken to his Wang Yi counterpart and expressed concern over China's continued military, diplomatic and economic pressure on Taiwan.Anthony Blanken and Wang Yi discussed preparations for the summit on Friday, and the US Secretary of State called on Beijing to hold meaningful talks to find a peaceful solution to all issues that reflect the aspirations and interests of the Taiwanese people. ۔ '
Relations between the world's two largest economies are strained over human rights, trade and other issues, including Taiwan.
According to AFP, Chinese forces violated Taiwan's air defense zone several times last month.
The United States has repeatedly backed Taiwan against Chinese "aggression."
According to the US State Department, "Monday's summit is an opportunity for the two leaders to talk about how competition between the two countries can continue in the common interest."
Joe Biden and Xi Jinping have spoken twice on the phone, and before that Biden was the vice president of former President Barack Obama and Xi Jinping was the vice president of Ho Jin Tao.
"Relations with China have been complicated over the last 10 months," he said. It has been based on cooperation, competition and opposition and we will take these three things with us.
