In 2022, the situation in the Taiwan Strait has once again become the focus of international attention. In the context of the change in the US stance on Taiwan and the CCP's intensification of the threat to Taiwan, there are different ** and speculations about the future direction of all parties.
In the United States, after the Democratic Party came to power, although it has released positive signals of improving relations with China, it will take time and concrete actions to implement the adjustment of official policies. In addition, the developments in the US Congress also affect the development of Sino-US relations.
According to U.S. insiders, U.S. House members who participated in the negotiations plan to abandon the use of the annual Defense Policy Act to tighten controls on Chinese technology investment. Originally, the U.S. Senate passed a bill requiring the U.S. to be notified of certain investments, especially those involving ***. One of the most notable is the use of the annual U.S. defense budget to tighten restrictions on Chinese technology, including subsidies for companies in China. However, the bill was strongly opposed by the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, Mike Henry.
The reason why McHenry resolutely opposes this bill is on the one hand because of his personal political stance and influence, and on the other hand, because of the consensus reached at the San Francisco meeting between the Chinese and US leaders. Given the current world situation and the predicament at home, the United States** can gain respite by improving its relations with China. In addition, the recent movements in North Korea have also made the United States need China's support and containment to ensure the security of the homeland.
Abandoning the plan to restrict investment in Chinese technology can be seen as a goodwill signal from the United States that the United States may have to slow down and make some adjustments in the field of Sino-American technology warfare. This move also means that the United States' attack on China will not escalate for a period of time in the future, especially before the United States. However, to be clear, the U.S. signal is limited, limited to the field of science and technology, and has not expanded to a larger scale.
In other areas, especially geopolitics, the United States is still likely to act. As China's rise is seen as a long-term challenge, the United States** will find it difficult to avoid checks and balances against China under domestic and international pressure. Therefore, we must remain sober-minded and aware of other aspects of U.S. influence and decision-making over China in global affairs.
In the face of the current severe external security situation and development challenges, China needs to formulate systematic countermeasures and establish a comprehensive, sustainable and high-quality development and security system. This system should not only safeguard the core interests of the country, but also promote the improvement of people's living standards.
China needs to adapt to the changes in the strategic landscape, strengthen domestic and international cooperation, and deepen relations with international partners to cope with external challenges and checks and balances. At the same time, we should accelerate the promotion of independent innovation, technological development and application of science and technology, and improve our own scientific and technological competitiveness.
In handling Sino-US relations, it is necessary to adhere to the overall situation of stable development and enhance strategic determination and adaptability. In addition, it is necessary to further strengthen multilateral cooperation with all parties, actively participate in the construction and reform of the global governance system, and make positive contributions to the international order and global governance.
The direction of China-US relations will have a far-reaching impact on the global landscape and the interests of all countries. In the current complex and volatile international environment, China needs to maintain strategic focus, put forward a more proactive diplomatic strategy, promote the construction of a new type of international relations, and uphold multilateralism and a free system.
At the same time, China needs to strengthen the adjustment and transformation of its economic structure to improve its competitiveness and ability to resist risks. In terms of domestic policies, it is necessary to adhere to the people-centered development philosophy, implement more open and inclusive reforms, and provide more tangible benefits and well-being for the people.
Most importantly, China needs to maintain its independence and autonomy, adhere to the principles of peaceful development and mutual benefit, and actively promote the building of a community with a shared future for mankind. Only in this way can we make greater contributions to world peace and stability and promote the realization of a better future for human society.