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The contest between the great powers and the game between the great powers have always been the focus of global attention. The United States, once an undeniable superpower, is now facing a realignment of the world's power structure.
The game between China and the United States has always been the focus of global attention, and the game between the two countries has always been the focus of global attention. Russia's resistance tactics and China's strategic absorption have added new uncertainties to the game between the United States and the Soviet Union.
In the power game, the United States can always go "general". However, as China's pawn moves steadily through the chess game, there has been a subtle change in U.S. strategy.
A series of dissolutions are not out of good intentions, but more of a helplessness and recognition in a power struggle. America's world policy never seems to have changed – only a few invincible enemies can gain status, and the United States can use respect as a bargaining weight.
The rivalry between the United States and China, where power determines everything, is the focus of the world's attention. The lifting of the ban on 31 Chinese companies by the United States seems to be announcing to the world that even the United States will retreat in the face of China's high wall.
This is due not only to China's strong attractiveness, but also to China's increasingly assertive posture and strategy in world affairs. What the United States means is that only a nation that can withstand the wind and waves is worthy of eating with them, otherwise it will only be reduced to a plate of Chinese food on the table.
However, this change did not come without warning. The deliberate move not only indirectly acknowledges China's power, but also sends a clear message to the rest of the world: the United States is open to a new world power map.
China, a fierce competitor, no longer wants to survive at the table, they are also dominating the whole world.
In the world's major theaters, the relationship between China and the United States is like a rope, swinging back and forth in the air. A dragon and an eagle, a dragon and an eagle, tightly pulling the two ends of the rope, dragging and dragging, looking like a battle of wits and courage.
The United States, the undisputed ruler of this world, has now recognized that it is not just a behemoth in the quagmire, it is also a shrewd military strategist. China, a rising star, is not only developing rapidly in terms of economy, but also showing its new style in terms of geography.
This set of ropes competes not only in strength, but also in strategy. The United States has used economic sanctions as a link to try to drag China into its own rules, while China has taken a tough response and strategy to maintain its position.
China's efforts to strengthen the South China Sea and promote the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) all look like a message to the United States: We are not so easily led by the nose. During this period of time, the United States has sometimes tightened the rope and sometimes loosened the rope, showing a helpless attitude towards China's continuous development.
Each pull makes headlines in world newspapers, and each time the rope is released, it means that the strategic relationship between the two countries needs to be readjusted. The game of the "rope" between China and the United States has a bearing not only on the two countries, but also on the economic development of the entire world and the stability of the entire international community.
While the whole world is waiting with bated breath to see which of these two forces will be stronger or weaker, Russia has long been plotting on the other side, using more straightforward methods to attack the original order of the West.
Russia is an iron-clad "pawn" of the world, and it is not afraid in the face of powerful forces from the West.
The momentum of resistance is like a fire in winter, blazing and tenacious. Russia's strategy is always surprising, and it moves quickly and crisply, whether it's military exercises on the border with Ukraine or the war in Syria, Russia has always been able to challenge the West around the world.
However, Russia will have to pay some costs for adopting the tactics of frontal confrontation. Although economic sanctions against it and isolation from the world have become the norm on a global scale, Russia will not budge because of this. Instead, the United States has used its own financial resources and geographical superiority to seek new alliances and new markets, and to strive for survival and development beyond the international order established by the West.
From this point of view, the rise of China has injected new vitality into Russia. China's Belt and Road Initiative has given Russia a new partnership and learned from Russia how it can resist under pressure from the West.
By focusing on Russia's resistance, China has learned a combination of hardness and softness. Russia has recognized a more flexible approach to action around the world, while maintaining its core interests.
China has gone from being a great power that has endured in silence to a capable and capable power, and has won the respect of the world with a more sophisticated foreign policy. Whether it is military exercises between China and Russia or close cooperation around the world, China and Russia are rebuilding a new world pattern in their own ways.
"Reference" here is not "copying". China is learning from Russia how to resist, but it is also shying away from Russian moves that would lead to excessive isolation. This kind of strategic readjustment has enabled China to have greater flexibility and initiative in the course of its game with the United States.
And the United States, after this incident, must also rethink the future direction of development of China and the United States. Dancing with these two powerful Asian countries while maintaining power poses a serious challenge to U.S. foreign policymaking.
The United States used to be the world's policeman, but now it must bow its head and rethink in the face of a litany of diplomatic problems. The United States, which once tried to change the world with power and rules, has now been replaced by a new force.
In the U.S., it's a bunch of revision materials and plans for the future. After wrestling with China and in the head-on confrontation with Russia, the United States gradually realized that it is no longer possible to fight alone, and that in the new century, only common interests are the real "hard currency."
Such a reflection did not wake up overnight, but was forced to occur in a series of international situations. From the stalemate of the war to the white-hot competition in technology, from maritime rights to the game on a world scale, every move of the United States has given the United States an unprecedented sense of oppression.
Today, Washington think tanks have no time to discuss which side wins, and they are more concerned with building a new international order that can be accepted by all parties. The United States has begun to rethink its foreign policy, trying to find a balance between its "soft" and "soft" policies.
The relationship between China and the United States is in the midst of a delicate shift. The United States recognizes that China is not only its competitor, but also its partner. Collaboration between China and the United States on global affairs, such as climate change, global health, economic recovery, etc., is essential.
To this end, the United States has actively adopted new methods of interaction and strived to achieve a win-win situation on the premise of mutual respect. China, too, has learned from Russia's boycott strategy and how to maintain its own rights and interests around the world, becoming more resolute and resilient.
The mutual learning and integration between China and the United States will have an important impact on international policy in the coming decades. This is not only a competition in strength, but also a competition in strategy.
Combining America's own introspection with the joint efforts of China and the United States, we can see a prospect that is both complex and infinitely possible. In such a brand-new world, China and the United States may emerge from the antagonism of the past and enter a new era of mutual respect and common development.