Simple, imho: China should concentrate on itself (including Taiwan) and Global South countries strong mutual development and forget about the United States.
Perhaps help create a New United Nations without Israel and the US where the Rule of Laws imposed by its Security Council (No Vetoes) is such that any nation not accepting its Resolutions would mean automatic expulsion.
A Coalition of the Willing to Abide by International Law Forever.
China would do better to prepare for the U.S. reactionary attempts at the ongoing China-led global governance reforms, in my opinion.. Has not Trump evidenced that he is anything but realistic?
Fanaticism reigns supreme in the Western world at the moment, on both sides of the political spectrum.
It can be hard for someone such as Mr. Wu Xinbo, living far away and in very different conditions, to fully grasp how serious the fanaticism is. But he's unfortunately incorrect in his forecast of growing acceptance of mutual coexistence. China must not fall for Trump's occasional seemingly conciliatory speeches.
I find it hard to believe any scholarly observation of the U.S. would conclude Trump's policy toward China aligns with ones of previous administrations or represents any cohesive, strategic approach by the current administration. Trump's interests extend to flattery and making money. That's it. His advisers are white nationalist who simultaneously want to isolate the U.S. and spread white supremacy globally. Further, Trump only knows zero sum. He never wants to share -- anything, and definitely not global power. Mr. Wu is right about nearly everything with China-U.S. relations, at least, in what's best for both countries and the world. But while previous U.S. administrations may have held faulty policies on China, the Trump administration has NO policy on China. That's worth keeping in mind. Trump will threaten China or play nice or use "the threat of China" as a tool against others (Greenland) to get resources he wants from where ever he wants. That's not a policy. That's just greed. And just to be clear, the Trump administration's approach to China does not reflect the will of a majority of the U.S. population.
Simple, imho: China should concentrate on itself (including Taiwan) and Global South countries strong mutual development and forget about the United States.
Perhaps help create a New United Nations without Israel and the US where the Rule of Laws imposed by its Security Council (No Vetoes) is such that any nation not accepting its Resolutions would mean automatic expulsion.
A Coalition of the Willing to Abide by International Law Forever.
China would do better to prepare for the U.S. reactionary attempts at the ongoing China-led global governance reforms, in my opinion.. Has not Trump evidenced that he is anything but realistic?
Fanaticism reigns supreme in the Western world at the moment, on both sides of the political spectrum.
It can be hard for someone such as Mr. Wu Xinbo, living far away and in very different conditions, to fully grasp how serious the fanaticism is. But he's unfortunately incorrect in his forecast of growing acceptance of mutual coexistence. China must not fall for Trump's occasional seemingly conciliatory speeches.
I find it hard to believe any scholarly observation of the U.S. would conclude Trump's policy toward China aligns with ones of previous administrations or represents any cohesive, strategic approach by the current administration. Trump's interests extend to flattery and making money. That's it. His advisers are white nationalist who simultaneously want to isolate the U.S. and spread white supremacy globally. Further, Trump only knows zero sum. He never wants to share -- anything, and definitely not global power. Mr. Wu is right about nearly everything with China-U.S. relations, at least, in what's best for both countries and the world. But while previous U.S. administrations may have held faulty policies on China, the Trump administration has NO policy on China. That's worth keeping in mind. Trump will threaten China or play nice or use "the threat of China" as a tool against others (Greenland) to get resources he wants from where ever he wants. That's not a policy. That's just greed. And just to be clear, the Trump administration's approach to China does not reflect the will of a majority of the U.S. population.