U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken delivered a congratulatory speech on the day of the Lunar New Year, and compared with last year, this year's congratulatory speech focused more on the blessings of the international community, specifically mentioning China's zodiac culture, showing goodwill to China. Over the past three years, the words and deeds of the United States** have been inconsistent and disappointing. Although Biden has repeatedly expressed his willingness to resume Sino-US dialogue since taking office, his actual actions have not been satisfactory. The hard-line attitude at the Alaska talks and the dispatch of Sherman show that the United States despises China. Although Biden has made some promises in words, his actual actions are contrary to the opposite, and this inconsistency between words and deeds is unsatisfactory. China-US relations have been clouded and have failed to truly move towards stable development.
This year things are different. Biden is under pressure to be re-elected, so China's cooperation is all the more important to enhance his performance. Blinken's adjustment in the Lunar New Year congratulations also shows that the United States is showing goodwill to China. The recent third dialogue of the China-US Economic Working Group has made some progress, and the two sides have reached some consensus, including that non-"decoupling" is a prerequisite for China-US economic communication. The consensus reached shows the potential for U.S.-China cooperation and lays the groundwork for future cooperation.
Just because the start is good doesn't mean it's going to end well. At present, Biden** has not fully fulfilled his commitments to China, so the future of China-US relations still depends on whether the United States can match its words with deeds. Only when the United States can fulfill its commitments can it truly promote the development of China-US relations for the better.
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