The presidents of the two biggest economies in the world are likely to meet virtually before the end of the year. For a world rocked by frictions between the two sides and the COVID pandemic, among other things, this prospect certainly provides signs of hope. How does China interpret the recent developments that concern it? Will the summit, if convened, be a turning point in bilateral ties? What's holding China back while it prepares to lean in towards the dialogue table? Liu Xin spoke to His Excellency Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng for his takes on arguably the most important relationship in the world.

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