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The tough dilemma Trump 2.0 poses for Beijing

Jan 17, 2025 | almendron.com | Yu Jie

The world anxiously awaits the inauguration of Donald Trump on 20 January and nowhere more than in China. Expectations from the Chinese strategic community about the path of US–China relations over the next four years range from tragically fatalistic to extremely optimistic. At one extreme, some commentators expect bilateral relations to head for a freefall. At the other, pundits argue that Trump the dealmaker could do deals with China on sensitive issues, including Taiwan.
What It Got Right, And What the United States Got Wrong

Dec 16, 2024 | foreignpolicy.com | Yu Jie |Christopher Sabatini

Argument An expert's point of view on a current event.
Newsletter - Artist Gao Zhen Arrested and Detained in China

Oct 18, 2024 | iphotocentral.com | Alex Novak |Yu Jie

The Ultimate Source for Purchasing and Researching Fine Art PhotographySEARCH PHOTOS >In This Issue:Seventy-year old artist Gao Zhen. The Gao Brothers, as they are well-known in the art and photography world, have treaded the line with their provocative work. This past summer while visiting relatives in China with his wife and American-born child, one half of this famous duo, Gao Zhen, was arrested by the Sanhe City Procuratorate and detained in the Sanhe Detention Center.
How China prepares for America's next president

Oct 10, 2024 | table.media | Yu Jie

by Yu JieThe world eagerly awaits the US election, but regardless of the election result, the challenges for the relationship between Washington and Beijing remain. However, the worst-case scenario of a conflict can still be avoided. While the rest of the world weighs the impact of a Donald Trump or a Kamala Harris victory in November's US presidential election, both candidates present serious challenges for China.
China plans for more intense competition, whoever wins the US election

Sep 28, 2024 | almendron.com | Yu Jie

While the rest of the world weighs the impact of a Donald Trump or a Kamala Harris victory in November’s US presidential election, both candidates present serious challenges for China. To be sure, neither seems to want open conflict between the two powers, which could precipitate a nightmarish descent into global chaos. But Chinese decision-makers expect bitter disputes over trade, technology, and Taiwan regardless of who wins.
How China Is Preparing for America’s Next President

Sep 27, 2024 | advisorperspectives.com | Yu Jie

LONDON – While the rest of the world weighs the impact of a Donald Trump or a Kamala Harris victory in November’s US presidential election, both candidates present serious challenges for China. To be sure, neither seems to want open conflict between the two powers, which could precipitate a nightmarish descent into global chaos. But Chinese decision-makers expect bitter disputes over trade, technology, and Taiwan regardless of who wins.
Vieraskynä | Kiina valmistautuu Yhdysvaltojen seuraavaan presidenttiin

Sep 26, 2024 | hs.fi | Yu Jie

Valittiinpa Yhdysvaltojen seuraavaksi presidentiksi Donald Trump tai Kamala Harris, valinta tuottaa Kiinalle päänvaivaa. Kumpikaan ehdokas ei näytä haluavan avointa konfliktia Kiinan kanssa, mutta Kiinan päättäjät uskovat, että suhteissa Yhdysvaltoihin edessä on joka tapauksessa katkeria kiistoja kaupasta, teknologiasta ja Taiwanin asemasta. Kiina valmistautuu tähän omaksumalla yhtenäisen ja kaikkia aloja koskevan strategian.
How China is preparing for America’s next president

Sep 25, 2024 | freemalaysiatoday.com | Yu Jie
How China is preparing for the next US president

Sep 24, 2024 | taipeitimes.com | Yu Jie

By Yu Jie While the rest of the world weighs the impact of a former US president Donald Trump or a US Vice President Kamala Harris victory in November’s US presidential election, both candidates present serious challenges for China. To be sure, neither seems to want open conflict between the two powers, which could precipitate a nightmarish descent into global chaos. However, Chinese decisionmakers expect bitter disputes over trade technology and Taiwan regardless of who wins.
How China is preparing for America's next president

Sep 24, 2024 | koreatimes.co.kr | Yu Jie

By Yu JieLONDON – While the rest of the world weighs the impact of a Donald Trump or a Kamala Harris victory in November’s U.S. presidential election, both candidates present serious challenges for China. To be sure, neither seems to want open conflict between the two powers, which could precipitate a nightmarish descent into global chaos. But Chinese decision-makers expect bitter disputes over trade, technology, and Taiwan regardless of who wins.