As mentioned in the article, Bloomberg believes that China isEconomyIn terms of strength, it is clearly behind the United States. Despite the fact that China at the beginning of the new centuryEconomyThe total amount is very different from that of the United States, but China'sEconomyThe potential and speed of development cannot be overlooked.
After China's reform and opening up, it has implemented a series of ...Economypolicy, promotedEconomyStable development. ** The implementation of "supply-side structural reforms" and poverty alleviation policies and other measures are all for ChinaEconomyGrowth has played a positive role. China has made great strides not only in manufacturing, but also in the migration of its rural population, urbanization, and regionalEconomyThe problem of uneven development has been effectively improved.
And AmericanEconomyThere are also some problems, such as the serious problem and cyclical nature of the gap between the rich and the poorEconomyThe threat of a crisis. The problem of wealth disparity has always plagued the United States, according to the data, the United StatesGini coefficientis rising, much higher than other developed countries. In addition, the United StatesEconomyIt has also been experienced many timesEconomyRecessions, especially those triggered by the pandemic in 2020EconomyThe crisis is even more serious.
So while the United States is inEconomyIn terms of strength, it is still ahead of China, but China'sEconomyThe potential and health are worth looking forward to, and the future between China and the United StatesEconomyThe gap is likely to be narrowed further or even overtaken.
The article mentions that Bloomberg and American think tanks generally believe that the United States is inMilitaryIn terms of strength, the overwhelming advantage is obvious. But in fact, China and the United States are inMilitaryEach has its own merits in terms of strength, and there is no obvious overwhelming advantage.
The United States is the worldMilitaryThe most powerful country, with a large number of nuclearand aircraft carriers. But China is nuclearAlthough it is less than the United States in terms of quantity, butNuclear warheadsQuantity is not the most critical factor in war, but more important is deterrence. Moreover, China has masteredAircraft carriersThe core technology of construction, an increase in the number of aircraft carriers is only a matter of time.
InMilitaryIn terms of strength comparison, China and the United States each have their own advantages, and there is no obvious overwhelming advantage.
Despite the fact that the United States has many allies around the world, China is inInternationalThere is also a position that cannot be ignored in terms of influence.
China is the second largest in the worldEconomybody, forInternationalThe influence of affairs is growing day by day. China is a permanent member of the UN Security Council, forInternationalThere is a place for decision-making. In addition, China is actively involvedInternationalOrganizations and initiatives, such as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the Belt and Road Initiative, etc., have expanded their influence in global affairs.
At the same time, China is also the largest developing country in the world and has great influence on other developing countries. Through South-South cooperation and North-South dialogue, China has promoted the common interests of developing countries and further expanded themInternationalInfluence.
So while the United States is inInternationalThe affairs are still dominant, but China's position and influence cannot be ignored, and it is inInternationalThe voice and influence in affairs are gradually increasing.
To sum up, China is inEconomyStrengthMilitarystrength andInternationalIn terms of influence, they all have potential and status that cannot be ignored. Although the United States still retains the advantage in some areas, China's speed and health make it possible to narrow the gap between China and the United StatesInternationalThe influence is also growing. Therefore, the impact of China's rise on the global landscape should not be underestimated.