The two heads of state had a frank and in-depth exchange of views on strategic, global, and directional issues related to China US relations, as well as major issues related to world peace and development. Another approach is to embrace zero sum thinking, incite opposition between factions, and lead the world towards turbulence and division. Two choices represent two directions that will determine the future of humanity and the future of Earth. As the most important bilateral relationship in the world, China US relations should be considered and planned in this context. It is not feasible for China and the United States not to engage in interactions. It is unrealistic to change the other party, and the consequences of conflict and confrontation cannot be borne by anyone. Competition among major powers cannot solve the problems faced by China, the United States, and the world. This earth can accommodate China and the United States. The success of China and the United States is an opportunity for each other. China has no plans to surpass or replace the United States, and the United States should not have any plans to suppress and contain China. As long as both sides adhere to mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation, they can completely overcome differences and find the correct way for the two major powers to coexist. At this San Francisco meeting, China and the United States should have a new vision and work together to shape the five pillars of Sino US relations. One is to jointly establish a correct understanding. China has always been committed to building a stable, healthy, and sustainable Sino US relationship. At the same time, China has interests that must be upheld, principles that must be defended, and bottom lines that must be upheld. I hope the two countries can become partners, respect each other, and coexist peacefully. The second is to effectively manage differences together. We cannot let differences become a gap between the two countries, but we must find ways to build bridges that run in opposite directions. Both sides need to understand each other's bottom line principles, not to make trouble, not to cross boundaries, communicate more, engage in dialogue, and discuss more, and calmly handle differences and accidents. The third is to jointly promote mutually beneficial cooperation. China and the United States have broad common interests in many fields, including traditional fields such as economy and trade, agriculture, as well as emerging fields such as climate change and artificial intelligence. Both sides should make full use of the mechanisms restored or established in the fields of diplomacy, economy, finance, commerce, agriculture, etc., and carry out measures such as drug control, judicial enforcement, artificial intelligence, technology, etc