On Eve Of Trip To The U.S., Chinese PM Hu Jintao Is Critical Of U.S. Monetray/Fiscal Policy

Nov. 11, 2010: President Obama meets with China's President Hu Jintao as part of the G20 Summit in Seoul. Photo Reuters

Chinese President Hu Looks For 'Common Ground' With U.S. -- Washington Post

BEIJING - Chinese President Hu Jintao, who travels to Washington this week for a state visit after a year marked by disputes and tension with the United States, said the two countries could mutually benefit by finding "common ground" on issues from fighting terrorism and nuclear proliferation to cooperating on clean energy and infrastructure development.

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