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There are certain issues (such as that Taiwan is an integral part of China) which are not negotiable from the Chinese persperctive. Therefore, we just have to wait till that the burdens beared by the U.S. is so large that the U.S. government would have to give in on that issue in order to proceed […]

Now, after having trying without any success, I now try to point out the consequences of the confrontational and finger-pointing approach of this U.S.-China relationship. Instead of leading to benefits for the U.S. govervement and the American people, it leads to economic and political setbacks for the U.S., it makes the U.S. being unable to […]

In the last (March 2024) article on U.S.-China Relationship, I mentioned that for a long time I have always thought that the best approach to U.S.-China Relationship is for the U.S. and China, as the world’s most important countries to work collaboratively to address the many critical problems facing the world, problems like poverty, diseases, […]

We have discussed U.S.-China Relationship for some time.  In the past, that was under the assumption that being the world’s two most powerful countries, if the two countries can work cooperatively to address the most critically important issues facing the world, then that would create the most benefits for the world, and at the same […]