Wang Guangya Quotations

The region is already complicated, we don't want to make it more complicated. We are not so enthusiastic about more resolutions.

There are two or three areas which still need fine tuning. But my feeling is that we are close.

milestone that marks an end to the past and a beginning of the future.

I believe that the Russian concern has its logic.

China does not believe that the time is right for adopting such a resolution.

We have to be careful with any step the Council is going to take.

I think at least four weeks to six weeks, this is my feeling.

It is a very tough resolution that is difficult to accept, ... It goes beyond what is called for in terms of requiring the cooperation of Syria.

Referring it to the Security Council might complicate the issue. That might make some of the parties more tough on this issue. That is our concern.

We do hope that other issues that some members have will not in a way play a role that might derail the process.

We still believe that negotiations and a diplomatic solution are the best way out of it.

We agreed to come back Friday afternoon. The situation is very serious. But I think all the measures must not aggravate the situation. We must find a way out of this.

There are a lot of problems in the region and we should not do anything that would cause the situation to become even more complicated.

We're not in favor of sanctions. We still have time to be flexible, to work diplomatic solutions. I think that talking about sanctions at this stage would not be good for achieving the results.

We all know what Chapter 7 involves. All we want is a diplomatic solution, so therefore I believe that by involving Chapter 7, it will be more complicated.

We talked about our objectives, how the Security Council can reinforce the role of the IAEA (the UN nuclear watchdog).

We are still studying the report so I don't want to make any comments now. ... It needs careful study.

We want a solution but to refer it might complicate the issue. This is our concern.

The Russian argument is that it has the implication of leading to Chapter 7 actions.

Our concern is that to refer it to the council might complicate the issue. I think this might make the positions of some parties more tough on this issue.

Our concern is that referring them might complicate the issue.

They say at least four to six weeks, they say this is the advice if you ask them to do the job.

conduct prior consultation with countries outside of Europe.

The objectives are the same but (the problem is) what is the best approach to achieve these objectives.

Even with the adoption of this IAEA resolution, it is the belief of most of the members there that a diplomatic solution is the way out within the framework of the IAEA.

Taiwan is a part of China's territory and it has never been a country. There is only one China in the world, and China's sovereignty and territorial integrity brook no division.

They argued for two tracks. On one hand you put pressure, on the other hand show a way out of this.

At this sensitive moment, to publish the list of names will have a negative effect on the negotiations there.

I'm sure the co-sponsors will get our views and try to modify it. Otherwise, there will be a split in the council.

I don't think there is any provision in our legal system that will allow us to do so, but I do hope that he will find a nice place.

All we want is to work for a diplomatic issue, because this region is already complicated. I believe that invoking Chapter 7 will (make things) more complicated, and the implications will lead events to a direction that is uncertain.

The early accession of China to WTO benefits not only China but also WTO itself. My own personal view is that if China can become a member of WTO before the launch of a new round of WTO negotiations, this will play a positive role.

The comments made by this guy (are) always, always negative. We should not be influenced by whatever comments he made.