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Original Title: US Media Announced: The World Will Soon Find Out How Tough Biden Is Against China

[Artículo / Observador Wang Shichun]Although Biden has yet to come to power, the US media speculates that due to pressure from the Democratic Party, Biden will continue to adopt a tough policy with China.

Bloomberg (Bloomberg) analyzed in a Dec. 2 article that due to the “long-term changes” in China-U.S. Relations during Trump’s tenure and pressure from the Democratic Party, Biden is unlikely to change the two. after the elections. The “general direction” of relations between countries.

The article stated that Biden will not immediately change the trade agreement signed by Trump after he takes office and will continue to crack down on Chinese companies such as ByteDance and Huawei. Furthermore, Biden will “link gangs” with allied countries to formulate joint strategies for China.

The US website Bloomberg published an article titled “The world will soon find out how tough Biden is against China” on December 2 to discuss possible strategies for Biden after he took the stage.

The article stated that Biden will not change the overall strategy of being tough on China during the Trump era. The article said that after four years of “struggle” between China and US President Trump, China-US relations have undergone long-term changes, perhaps “permanent changes.” Biden is unlikely to change the general direction of relations between the two countries.

The article predicts that after four years of “difficult years”, it may not be easy for China and the United States to handle differences and avoid confrontation. This is especially true when Biden faces pressure from the party to remain tough on China.

Although it is not clear which policies Biden will try to reverse Trump’s policies, Biden is very clear on that.If some of the Trump administration’s policies in China are reversed after he takes office, then he may be accused of “too weak towards China.”

Biden has supported contact with China for decades, and his attack on Trump’s trade policy during the campaign was “reckless.” However, after Biden was elected president, he declared that he would not immediately take any action on the first phase of the China-US trade and economic agreement, nor did he intend to change the suppression of Chinese companies during the Trump era. .

Additionally, Biden is also preparing to “band together” and unite allies to target China. Biden will seek cooperation with “other democracies” to formulate so-called “global rules” on trade, cybersecurity, data privacy and artificial intelligence.

In addition to trade issues, the article analyzed that Trump’s policy of interfering in China’s internal affairs has also left Biden with many thorny problems. These problems include Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Xinjiang. Trump “made waves” on the Taiwan issue, increased arms sales to Taiwan and sent a government delegation to visit Taipei.

At the end of the article, the article said that when the president-elect began to formulate his own policy toward China, he needed to decide whether to continue the Trump-era policy of isolating China for “ national security ” reasons or to develop a framework. to allow competition in certain areas. , Cooperation in other areas, such as cooperation with China on climate change.

Biden, who is preparing for the transfer of power, recently discussed the issue of China’s politics after taking office. The New York Times published an interview with Biden on December 2. In the interview, Biden stated that after taking office, he would “place himself in the same position” as America’s traditional allies in Asia and Europe and formulate a “coherent strategy toward China.” At the same time, he wants to strengthen large-scale investment in “R & D, infrastructure and education” in the United States to better increase the “influence” in China.

But regarding the phase one economic and trade agreement between China and the US, Biden stated in an interview that he will not immediately take any action on the phase one economic and trade agreement between China and the United States.

Regarding Biden’s remarks on the first phase of the China-U.S. Economic and trade agreement, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hua Chunying said at a regular press conference on the 2nd that regarding the Sino-US economic and trade issues, China has repeatedly stated that the essence of Sino-US trade and economic cooperation is mutual benefit and win-win situation. China has always maintained that some problems that arise in bilateral economic and trade relations should be properly resolved in a spirit of mutual respect and fair consultation.

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