After the World Robot Conference in Beijing and amid some countries' restrictions on Chinese high‑tech, Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian told a regular briefing that China's approach to developing new productive forces and advancing technological innovation remains rooted in openness and mutual benefit, not in self‑imposed limits or closed monopolies. Lin said Beijing is willing to deepen international dialogue and cooperation in frontier fields such as AI and embodied intelligence, promote t

After the World Robot Conference in Beijing and amid some countries' restrictions on Chinese high‑tech, Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian told a regular briefing that China's approach to developing new productive forces and advancing technological innovation remains rooted in openness and mutual benefit, not in self‑imposed limits or closed monopolies. Lin said Beijing is willing to deepen international dialogue and cooperation in frontier fields such as AI and embodied intelligence, promote technology interoperability, co‑develop standards and share markets, and convert Chinese innovation and manufacturing into a driver of common global growth.