Summary: "Briefing the Ambassador on his recent trip to Burma, Vice Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the ongoing "political reconciliation and democratic process" are the domestic affairs of Burma and should therefore be addressed by the Burmese Government and people themselves. The international community could be of assistance, but otherwise should not interfere. VFM Wang said Burmese leaders described the ongoing dialogue with opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi as "still in the confidence-building period, clarifying misunderstandings and misgivings." ASSK, the Burmese leaders complained, is "stubborn," "feels she is always right and everyone else is always wrong," and is "hard to talk to." VFM Wang also reported that Burmese leaders expressed eagerness to resume bilateral dialogue with the United States; Wang asked pointedly about U.S. willingness. Drawing upon ref email points, the Ambassador urged China to use its influence with the regime to promote genuine dialogue, which would require the rel ease of opposition leaders from arrest and detention." End Summary.