Of the $816.3 billion in U.S. bonds held by China, $34.3 billion of its holdings occupy a prominent place. This move not only relieved Biden under financial pressure, but also demonstrated China's responsibility as the largest creditor of the United States and its confidence in stabilizing the market. The data on China's increase in U.S. debt holdings is like a beacon that illuminates the complex and intertwined diplomatic relations between China and the United States, presenting a reality of interdependence and intertwined games.
Expanding: Against the backdrop of a complex global economy, China's increase in holdings is not only a contribution to the world economy, but also a manifestation of China's active fulfillment of its international responsibilities. This kind of responsibility and action of a major country is not only reflected in digital data, but also in maintaining the international financial order and promoting global economic stability. The move also sends a positive signal to the international community that China is willing to work with other countries to address global financial challenges.
However, less than 24 hours after announcing that China would increase its holdings of U.S. debt, the United States** passed a bill covering China's Xinjiang region. This decision has directly pushed the complexity and smell of gunpowder in Sino-US relations to a climax. Although the increase in U.S. debt holdings has eased relations between the two sides slightly, the U.S. has struck again at a critical moment, further exacerbating friction and uncertainty between the two sides.
Expanding: The game between China and the United States presents an intricate state, like a marathon with no end in sight. Behind China's increase in U.S. debt holdings and the passage of the anti-China bill by the U.S. are not only simple economic behaviors and political decisions, but also contain games and challenges between the two sides at multiple levels such as international landscape, geopolitics and ideology. This complexity and multiplicity have made the relationship between China and the United States increasingly confusing and unpredictable.
In the face of increasingly serious political chaos in the United States, the open and covert struggle between the Republicans and the Democratic Party, and the political wrestling inside and outside the Congress all affect the adjustment and implementation of the US China policy. China, on the other hand, is committed to promoting the constructive development of bilateral relations with firm conviction and pragmatic measures, and has always firmly believed that the future of China-US relations will be built on the basis of people-to-people friendship and cooperation.
Expanding: Against the backdrop of political struggles and international ups and downs, the interaction and game between China and the United States is not only limited by the decision-making of the political leadership, but also benefits from the increasingly close people-to-people exchanges and cooperation. China has responded positively to the challenges and called on both sides to work together to abandon ideology and political calculations, listen more to public opinions, and promote cultural exchanges, which it believes are the key to building lasting and strong relations.
The U.S.-China relationship is complex, with ties of economic cooperation and the risk of political gamesmanship. On the stage of major-country relations, China and the United States should maintain strategic focus, focus on the overall situation, resolve differences, and expand consensus. The development of international politics is inseparable from mutual trust and cooperation among major countries, and also needs the support of multilateral cooperation and rule-based constraints. It is hoped that China and the United States can work together to address global challenges with an open mind and a pragmatic attitude, and work together to build a more peaceful, stable and prosperous world.