China: Time for the U.S. to Correct its Mistakes; Biden Pledges “Extreme Competition” with China

‘Word on the street’ is that Xi Jinping wants to send his top foreign affairs official, Yang Jiechi to Washington to get the ball rolling for a Xi and Biden meeting. While the CCP deny this, it stands to reason that they’d want to get the pre-Trump status quo between China and U.S restored ASAP. Largely, the CCP needs the massive economic injection that an end to U.S. sanctions would mean. Even so, Beijing’s being careful to mask its desperation; opting instead for its trademark ‘let’s play hardball’ stance: It’s laying down a series of demands, such as that the U.S. not challenge it on its so called “internal affairs” — mass human rights abuse of Tibetans, Uighur in Xin Jiang and the people of Hong Kong.

Meanwhile, Biden’s recently stated his position on China with all the clarity of a cryptic crossword clue — “we need to not have a conflict. But there's going to be extreme competition. I'm not going to do it the way that he (Xi) knows. And that's because he's sending signals as well.” Exactly what ‘no conflict, but extreme competition’ entails remains to be seen. Yet, we’re seeing the CCP continually pushing the envelope with escalating provocations against the U.S., such as a mimicked attack on a U.S. aircraft carrier, threatening Taiwan and more recently backing Burma’s military coup.

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