China-U.S. Relations: What Now, What Next?
Leading figures from around the world attend a forum in Hong Kong to discuss China-U.S. challenges
Leading figures from around the world attend a forum in Hong Kong to discuss China-U.S. challenges
Oscar-winning filmmaker Director Malcolm Clarke: “I don’t think China is an imperial power. The Chinese have people stationed all over the world, but they don’t have troops. They don’t have arms. They don’t have soldiers stationed all over the world like America. The people that China is sending abroad are engineers, scientists, bridge builders, road builders, architects. It’s a different kind of global power. And I think that is only to be applauded, frankly.”
China and the U.S. agree to take steps to resolve major issues at stake and stabilize relations
Meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump highlights shared wishes for better relations
It looks like the U.S.-initiated trade war against China is heading down a dark tunnel with no end in sight. We will need to be patient and get ready for a long battle. Both Chinese and U.S. scholars, media and business insiders have warned Washington that a trade war is going to hurt both sides. But the White House has turned a deaf ear. One of the main arguments used by the Donald Trump administration is that China is “stealing” U.S. technologies. Chinese tech company Huawei has become the second target of the U.S. witch-hunt. Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei responded to a Bloomberg journalist, who accused him of “stealing” U.S. technology. Ren said, “The U.S. has not developed that technology, so from where should I steal it?” The White House has picked the wrong fight. Huawei just happened to account for more than half of the international patent applications in 2018, “an all-time record by anyone,” according to World Intellectual Property Organization Director General Francis Gurry. I had the privilege of visiting one of Huawei’s R&D centers in Xi’an, capital of north China’s Shaanxi Province, back in 2016. The manager said Huawei had entered “unchartered territory.” He said it was always easy to follow others’ footsteps, but with no one ahead, the company had to find the courage and take […]
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