British Prime Minister Theresa May today said in Beijing that she is committed to deepening Britain's relationship with China. <br/><br/>While speaking alongside Chinese Premier Li Keqiang during a three-day state visit to China, Ms. May said Britain would explore all options for a future trade relationship with China. <br/><br/>She said the two countries have also agreed to lift a ban on British beef exports to China in six months. Ms. May, accompanied by a large business delegation, arrived in China in the morning. <br/><br/>This is her second visit to China as the Prime Minister after she attended the G-20 Summit in the eastern city of Hangzhou in September 2016.