【文章內容簡介】 t we must chart know it won’t be easy and there will certainly be times when both our countries stumble on the unexpected if we continue building the habits of cooperation and respect that this dialogue represents, and if we learn to trust one another and better understand each other’s intentions, then I am confident we will not let those slippery stones trip us up and derail our are very pleased at the habits of cooperation and understanding that have already been developed, and we greatly appreciated the successful visit by President Hu Jintao this past January and the agreements that he and President Obama have made to deepen our relationship to make it one that is positive, cooperative, and “摸著石頭過河”來形容中國的改革和現(xiàn)代化進程。用這句話來描述我們必須共同規(guī)劃的前進道路也十分恰當。我們知道這并非易事，有時，兩國難免會因意外出現(xiàn)的石頭而腳下不穩(wěn)。但如果我們繼續(xù)培養(yǎng)這一對話所象征的合作與尊重的習慣，如果我們學會互相信任并更好地理解對方的意圖，那么，我相信我們不會讓那些石頭把我們滑倒和阻礙我們的前進。我們對已經(jīng)養(yǎng)成的合作與理解的習慣感到十分滿意，并對胡錦濤主席今年一月的成功訪問以及他和奧巴馬總統(tǒng)為深化兩國關系、使之成為積極、合作、全面的關系所達成的共識十分贊賞。So to all of my American colleagues, members of the Cabinet, and other leaders of our government, thank you for your work on behalf of this to our Chinese colleagues and partners, thank you for making this long journey – not only the journey you made by the airplane that brought you here, but the journey that we are making together to build a better future for our children and our 、內閣成員們以及我國政府的其他領導人，謝謝你們?yōu)檫@一對話所做的工作。各位中國同事和伙伴，謝謝你們進行這次長途旅行——不僅是乘飛機前來與會，而且是和我們一道踏上為我們的子孫后代創(chuàng)造更美好未來的旅途。Please enjoy the evening, and now let me ask Secretary Geithner to make a few ，現(xiàn)在請蓋特納部長講幾句話。第四篇：希拉里與蓋特納在歡迎中國代表團晚宴上的講話希拉里與蓋特納在歡迎中國代表團晚宴上的講話Good evening, evening and wele to the Benjamin Franklin Room here in the State am delighted that Secretary Geithner and I have the great privilege of once again hosting the third Strategic and Economic Dialogue here in few weeks ago in this very room, I had the privilege of sitting and talking with Kissinger, my esteemed predecessor and a good friend to many of us spoke of the early days of the diplomatic relationship going back 40 years he discussed many of the challenges that his generation of diplomats on both sides had to , I cannot help but marvel at how far we have e have been decades of unprecedented growth and progress for has lifted hundreds of millions of people out of poverty and has helped to drive global United States has weled China’s growth and we have benefited from , our economies are entwined and so are our are far broader and deeper than even and his colleagues could have imagined all those years change has brought with it our own new teaches that often, the rise of new powers ushers in periods of conflict and during our Strategic Dialogue today, State Councilor Dai and I and our colleagues discussed the concerns that people in both of our countries feel about the in the 21st century, it does not make sense to apply the zerosum 19th century theories of how major powers , we are moving through unchartered territory and we need new ways of understanding the shifting dynamics of the international landscape and our own bilateral Xiaoping once described China’s process of reform and modernization as being like a person crossing a river by feeling his way over the is a 1 good description of the way forward that we must chart know it won’t be easy and there will certainly be times when both our countries stumble on the unexpected if we continue building the habits of cooperation and respect that this dialogue represents, and if we learn to trust one another and better understand each other’s intentions, then I am confident we will not let those slippery stones trip us up and derail our are very pleased at the habits of cooperation and understanding that have already been developed, and we greatly appreciated the successful visit by President Hu Jintao this past January and the agreements that he and President Obama have made to deepen our relationship to make it one that is positive, cooperative, and to all of my American colleagues, members of the Cabinet, and other leaders of our government, thank you for your work on behalf of this to our Chinese colleagues and partners, thank you for making this long journey – not only t