In a recent call with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized the importance of maintaining stability in US-China relations, particularly regarding Taiwan, which he identified as the biggest risk point. This conversation comes as President Donald Trump prepares for his upcoming visit to Beijing on May 14-15, 2025. Wang urged both nations to safeguard their hard-won stability and expand cooperation to manage their differences. The call also touched on the Middle East, where China has maintained a partnership with Iran but distanced itself since the US aligned with Israel against Iran, impacting global oil prices. Wang reiterated that the US must honor its commitments and contribute to world peace, highlighting the significance of the Taiwan issue in their bilateral relations.