Biden's administration recently appointed Kurt Campbell as assistant secretary of state for the United States, a move that has attracted a lot of attention.
The appointment, which was received by an overwhelming majority of U.S. legislators from both parties, identified Campbell as the leading U.S. diplomat, especially in light of the growing U.S. focus on the Asia-Pacific region.
Mr. Campbell was considered to be a man of good dealings with Asian countries because of his deep knowledge of Asian affairs during the Obama and Clinton terms. In dealing with Sino-US relations, he adopted a relatively peaceful approach, advocating avoiding direct confrontation and promoting the common prosperity and development of the two countries.
Some of his actions have sparked controversy. He has visited Taiwan several times, which has played a certain role in Taiwan's development and the development of Sino-US friendship. He also expressed alarm about the signing of the "Free Association Agreement" between the United States and Pacific countries, because they fear that the veto of the US Congress will cause China to build up more troops between the two countries.
Campbell's election as vice president fully reflects the great concern of the United States to the Asia-Pacific region and the full recognition of the complex situation between China and the United States.
His role will have an important impact on the future foreign policy of the United States, especially the balance of competition and coordination between China. This presents great challenges and opportunities for China. For Campbell's new position, China will need to be vigilant and try to develop a stable channel of communication with the United States on relations between the two countries so that it can respond to the situation between the two countries at any time.
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