[The United States has adopted a multi-pronged approach, and the risk management and control of China-US relations are facing a test].
Recently, U.S. adviser Jake Sullivan made a new statement on Sino-US relations after meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. He stressed that from an economic perspective, the United States and China are interdependent and share a common interest in resolving international problems and reducing the risk of conflict. This statement sends a signal that China and the United States have the same goals, and advocates maintaining the trend of China-US cooperation. Since then, however, the United States has taken a series of actions against China, showing a completely different stance.
The United States has taken extremely aggressive measures against Chinese students on human rights issues. At Washington's Dulles Airport, U.S. law enforcement conducted rude interrogations of Chinese students and adopted a customized process, including harassment checks, detention to extract confessions, induce signatures, and forced repatriation. This kind of treatment of Chinese students not only seriously infringes on the rights and interests of individuals, but also undermines the foundation of people-to-people exchanges between China and the United States. This move by the United States exposes its hypocritical mask on the issues of academic freedom and human rights and freedom, and will make the contradictions between China and the United States more acute.
The United States passed a bill to suppress Chinese companies, further restricting investment in China's key sensitive technologies, and building a high wall. These include banning economic dealings with Chinese companies critical to China's defense and surveillance technologies, as well as restricting U.S. capital from high-tech fields such as Chinese artificial intelligence, quantum computing, semiconductors and microelectronics. The enactment of these bills shows that the United States ignores the laws of the market economy and the principle of fair competition, and adopts extreme measures to compete with China, which runs counter to the common interests that Sullivan said.
The U.S. Department of Defense went one step further and announced that more than a dozen Chinese companies would be included in the "List of Chinese Enterprises", claiming that these companies cooperated with China and threatened the United States, which not only posed a substantial threat to Chinese companies, but also confronted China in the military-civilian integration strategy. Such high-profile sanctions not only increase uncertainty in the U.S.-China relationship, but could also lead to a more complex geopolitical situation.
This series of actions demonstrates the "tough" position of the United States, which is contrary to its rhetoric of emphasizing the interdependence and common interests of China and the United States. This inconsistent approach complicates risk management in the U.S.-China relationship. China must deeply realize that if the United States continues to be inconsistent in its words and deeds, and only wants to make China pay more and get more for itself, it will be difficult for China-US relations to maintain stability. In the face of the U.S. challenge, China needs to respond decisively and flexibly, and firmly defend its national interests to ensure that the U.S.-China relationship moves forward steadily in cooperation and competition.
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