Hopefully what you analize is good for China we wanted world peace. We Malaysian Chinese also support China doing well in every aspects. Tq for the brief.
The analysis on the U.S. political climate is completely off. The selection of Walz as VP running mate has very little to do with his past associations with China. Furthermore, there has been a change in Walz’s attitude toward China since he became a politician and a VP will have little influence on foreign policies. Biden was relatively friendly toward China until he became President. The current anti-China sentiment in the U.S. is still very strong and the recent fad about “China travel” and “city不city” are just a minor trend rather than a major turnaround in attitude toward China. It’s of course heartening to see some western foreigners debunking the negative myths concocted by western media, Americans in general still don’t view China favorably as indicated by most polls. While corporate America faces political pressures from the U.S. government in doing business in China, they have not responded strongly against the U.S. government but instead reduced or slowed their investment in China in accordance to increasingly stringent regulations and legislations. Even European firms are forced to reckon their investment in China despite being more resistant to pressures from the U.S. government. The U.S., notwithstanding a Democrat or the Republican administration, will continue to press ahead with an anti-China policy until either the U.S. or China prevail. 放弃幻想， 准备斗争！
