Group 1 - The upcoming US-China economic talks in Sweden aim to build on previous agreements reached in Geneva and London, with a focus on addressing trade issues through dialogue and cooperation [1][2] - China emphasizes its constructive stance and commitment to resolving trade disputes through equal dialogue, reflecting its understanding of the mutually beneficial nature of US-China economic relations [2][3] - The Chinese economy shows resilience, with a GDP growth of 5.3% year-on-year and a total import-export volume of 21.79 trillion yuan, indicating stability despite external pressures [3] Group 2 - China recognizes the long-term and complex nature of negotiations, opposing unilateralism and protectionism that threaten the multilateral trade system [4] - The importance of maintaining principles during negotiations is highlighted, as losing these principles could lead to increased coercion and harm to all nations involved [4] - China expresses willingness to enhance consensus, build mutual trust, and strengthen cooperation with the US to contribute positively to both countries' development and global economic stability [4]