China Resists Inclusion On U.S. Intellectual Property Watch List

China is concerned that the US is keeping it on an intellectual
property watch list. In a press briefing Thursday, Chinese Commerce
Ministry spokesman Sun Jiwen said China is willing to strengthen
communication on IP issues with the US, and asked American officials
to re-evaluate his country's efforts in a fair and objective manner.

Patrice Howard reports from Los Angeles.

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