Americans hate China, but why? 

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It’s never about communism or democracy or whatsoever ideologies, it’s all about US hegemony. Remember Japan in the 1980s? Remember Plaza Accord?

I feel so smart now that someone speaks my thoughts. This is exactly what's on my mind! Im from the Philippines! 🇵🇭 What's the outlook of the amricans towards china is the same for the majority of the filipinos. Man, they dont know what they're saying and just basis their opinions on what media says to them.

I hope individual efforts by people like you can overcome the propaganda of cooperative medias, it is sad so many people are just take in whatever they are fed by the medias

Great video, Trip. When I say my videos are not about politics, what I really mean is I haven't studied politics so any point I make isn't because of what I know about politics. Of course I know some of the stuff I talk about is directly related to politics but I didn't do research to get my information. For example, I didn't know a single thing that you said in your video! Because I haven't taken the time to do the research like you have and learn the history between the US and China. Most of the stuff I say is just my opinion and from my experience.

I agree with what you’ve said about the US being an empire. I would add my two cents. I believe Putin said that the US is an empire of the liar.

It's not just Americans who don't understand that their country is actually an empire. Here in Europe most citizens don't understand either that we are currently vassal states of the USA empire. Ignorance of not just their so-called "enemy" China, but also ignorance of the self is what will make this western empire crumble down.

For some people who are confused about the Chinese military, one of the key words: Unit 731. This is only part of the reasons, and if you know more about the Chinese history in the last century, you’ll know much better about why Chinese must be more defensive.

Strictly speaking, the United States not only contained the Soviet Union, but also contained the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, and the European Union.

Brian Berletic of the New Atlas has always said China's military is a defensive one, as they are station in around their home turf. Meanwhile, America's military is an aggressive and expansionist one...for the obvious reasons.

Interesting take on the recent history between these two countries and the ignorance, not just of the US, but the west in general on how life here in China actually is.

Since the colonial era, Western countries have always played the role of political propaganda of fighting against each other. If you are observant, you can notice the pattern. We in Indonesia have learned quite a lot, but sometimes there are certainly parties who fall for Western propaganda to be hostile to China, from the Chinese colonial era in Indonesia has several times become victims of violence or been used as tools .

Thank you Miguel for a great video. Most Americans may not necessarily "hate" China, but they definitely have a negative impression of / attitude towards China given the non-stop bombardment of anti-China propaganda, e.g. genocide in Xinjiang, from the media, politicians, think tanks, etc. It serves to divert the anger of the American people away from the failures of the ruling elites in the US, and the military industrial complex can always use a good boogeyman ! Tensions between the 2 countries will continue, if not grow, in the next 5-10 years, but it's unlikely that there will be a hot war between the US and China. More likely, the US will try to use Taiwan to goad China into a proxy war, hoping that it will destroy or at least delay its economic development. The reason is that the US is already no match for China in a regional war in the Western Pacific, and no US government or it people can accept the consequences of an all out nuclear war with China. The only winner in the latter scenario may be Russia and India (assuming they don't get involved). The real worry is whether China will take the bait of a US proxy war over Taiwan. By all accounts, China is still committed to a long term, non- military path to eventual re-unificatuon with Taiwan. If and when the day comes, it will probably draw comparisons with the re-unification of Germany. The US President may even be given assurances from the Chinese President that China will not expand militarily eastward, like what Gorbachev was promised. But I genuinely believe that the US will not disintegrate like the Soviet Union (unless it tears itself apart in a civil war). The UK is still doing relatively well long after the British Empire is gone. The US is a continent size country, well endowed in natural resources, and has a highly educated population. It will remain a global great power in the foreseeable future, and its people will fare better if their government focus more on improving their welfare and livelihood, rather than trying to police the world.

Interesting video. The thing is, the US really isn't a democracy, it is an oligarchy with a capitalist economy (capitalism is not democratic by nature, btw). Certain classes do have a lot of wealth, but increasingly most workers are being left out (hence the increasing tension in the US). The two party dance between the two established US parties doesn't change much. In fact, most Americans are too propagandized to understand communism, including the Soviets in the USSR, gave people a lot of democratic rights. And democracy can be viewed in very different ways. The Soviets were locally elected councils and gave people rights under the single party system in where you really couldn't fire your neighbor just because he/she made a mistake. You had free health care as a guarantee. You had free education and mobility to retrain as a Soviet citizen. In the planned economy, you had a job at the end of your education or end of a given job, never having to search for work the way Americans and westerners do, with fear of homelessness around the corner. The communists in the USSR and eastern bloc essentially abolished inflation, meaning a business owner couldn't steal your wages back by just up-charging you whatever they wanted. These are all considered freedoms and democracy despite it being one party in charge politically. Its a different way to view democracy and democratic rights. In the Soviet Union you could challenge your boss at work and still have a job, and this is considered a cornerstone of communist and Soviet democracy and rights. But Americans (and westerners in general, but especially the US) brains' kind of "short out" when you try to express this different way of thinking. The US has a two party system. China has a one party system today. That's honestly, if you think about it, not so very different. The differences between Democrats and Republicans are minimal. Democrats might give Americans a larger stipend to purchase a private health plan, the Republicans might give slightly less, but the end result is mostly the same. It doesn't really matter, and I see people argue to the death over these two capitalist parties. LOL As an American expat myself, I find it humorous, although I only made it to Canada and not China like you. But even from Canada I can now look from the outside and view the US differently from how I grew up with. Americans don't understand the level of propaganda in the capitalist system is more sophisticated and more complete than anything the eastern blocs ever did. This is why Americans can be so misinformed on these topics. P.S. China is not my strong suit, I don't know how its economic system fully functions, but isn't it fair to say its a mixed economy with a socialist economy still functioning at the core? For example, China is a leading EV manufacturer. Most electric car producers in China received massive state funding and financing to start up and operate. All the core industries that are key, like steel for example, are publicly owned enterprises still to this day in 2024. So, China actually is still fairly socialist. But yes it joined the WTO and has capitalist enterprises within. But, this is something that may blow Americans' minds, Chinese exports with regards to GDP to the US is only about 5-6%. China does not rely on the US for its wealth, it has built its own power. It is not a powerful nation because it sells things to the US. Americans think American purchasing is what keeps China afloat, and this is FACTUALLY UNTRUE! LOL If you look up any reliable source on economics, the entire Chinese GDP exports to the US today is well under 10% in any given year. While that's a strong relationship, the Chinese economy is not dependent nor is it reliant on the US. In contrast, the US is more reliant on Chinese imports in order to afford a standard of living that could be found acceptable. This is something not well understood by Americans, I find. Basically the Chinese don't need the Americans as much as Americans need the Chinese to afford a better standard of living.

The USA is currently experiencing their own implosion but can't and won't fix it.

China have no intention of replacing United States as the dominant position around world from the beginning, all the achievements china made from last two or three decades was due to the tireless efforts each one of Chinese citizens put in their work to make it happened. someone couldn't image how hard Chinese people work each and every day if he/she had never been China. Chinese parents are always willing to offer the best education opportunity for their kids even far beyond their own financial capability, and there is a fact that Chinese are reluctant to admit, but it is true, is that the achievement and progress as a whole country looks seemingly so great because you are from a very low start point. as an average citizen, I do wish more and more Americans have a chance to visit China personally and see what China really are, it maybe the best way for them to destigmatize the negative impression of China.

Most comments i can hear the criticism is about democracy vs dictator, always about A vs B, ?? VS ?? Good VS bad, in fact the mainstream media always bring to a point to divide the world. It is really too simple and naive thinking about the two. Democracy is a progress only but how about the outcome? Many people expect to vote for people who can give them better outcomes such as live out of poverty, better roads, better health care, cheaper energy, cheaper water fee, cheaper food price and the fact is China seems doing better and the West are not seems doing too good in some outcomes. Many people didn't vote to go to war with the Russia'/Middle east/South East Asia/N. Koreas/unlimited fundings to Ukraine/unlimited support to Israel etc. The politicians who claimed they are elected but many of them always having a dictatorship character, over power to do propagandas as well. What i mean is everything has a good or bad, but not just too simple to determined which is the best and force others to follow the others.

Excellent !! and I might add, thought provoking for those who are sitting on the fence... I have heard more than one viewpoint on this matter, and many draw the similar conclusions - From my perspective, none of this is encouraging. but needs to be said non-the-less. - people need to become politically aware that issues such as Human rights and territorial water disputes are all fabricated or boosted tools to sway western public opinion to give sanction and support to justify a military action . And we don't have to look far back in time to get examples of this.

You're a hero to tell the truth, you're the real friend of Chinese people.

Hey a little story time. Basically, this bully doesn't like it when other students are getting better grades than him, so he goes around, stealing, tearing, smearing, burning other people's homeworks, projects, stationeries, etcetc, altering the test papers, beating up the other students, just so this bully gets a C- while the others who could potentially score a B+ to A+ get an F instead.. But if you're a lapdog of this bully, he leaves you alone, sometimes pretend to be nice to you, but sometimes forces you to do things you don't wanna do, but have to, or elseeeee.......**dramatic echoes** You might ask, then why isn't the teacher doing anything about it, well you see, the teacher is the bully's mother. And the school principle is the bully's father. In fact, his entire family runs the school. Initially there were 2 - 3 students who were standing up against the bully, so he starts targeting them, by lying about them, making false accusations about them, and do all sorts of bad and nasty things to them. The other students knew the bully is NASTY, but are just too scared to confront him. But now, more and more are standing up against the bully, to the point, the bully and the school knows that it's only a matter of time when everyone is sick and tired of the bully and the establishment. What will the bully, the family and the school do the students who will be standing up against them ? I guess we can only wait and see. **Cliffhanger Ending** Hope you like my story.

The USA is not a democracy. Looking at how big money is involved in the Elections, and how power / wealth is highly concentrated in a small group of people, Plutocracy is a more fitting description of the US government.

"The Chinese are thoroughly good workers. That is why the laborers here hate them." --Rev. George Pentecost, New York Times, 1911. Pentecost knew it wasn't about "cheap" labor. Americans have always had a problem with the Chinese, whether here or abroad, because they have a stronger work ethic and are more productive, on average. That is what led to the Chinese Exclusion Act. Even now, Americans think they are being outcompeted by "cheap" labor in China when, in fact, wages in India and Vietnam are a fraction of China's average wages. It's about good, often better, labor. Which benefits every American watching this RU-vid video: You are using a laptop or phone likely made in China, and most definitely with Chinese components.

As an Asian living in Asia, I totally agree with you. Well said.

Wow, this is really an excellent summary of what's happening, I couldn't compress it any further. Thanks.

Excellent overall analysis. I especially like your point towards the end - in the US, the govt is controlled by business. In China, the govt is controlled by the Party. Business in the US can't stand that. I disagree a bit, though, about your comments re: Cuba and Venezuela. Both of those countries, especially Cuba, have been subject to punishing US sanctions and a lot of political vitriol for decades.

Very insightful thought of the situation. Thank you!

This episode is rather spot on. Hate may be exaggerated partly because most Americans don't care much about foreign policies, majority truly believe America is exceptional including the so called the elites. If you can't beat them, why not demonize them?

same thing like Aus, chaotic government. one hand telling ppl cn bad cn bad cn bad. the other hand force u to do business in their favor. while throw out bunch sanction, restriction, isolation and giving out nonsense excuses that they are in the right to do so. feels like they are still living in the colonial era.

Ben Colman was living in china yes , but before China he lived and work in America for several years also .

Excellent presentation.

I’m not Chinese but Asian American, and I am proud of China and US. No country is perfect. America and the West should respect and value other nations even if they don’t share American values.

Excellent. You never went deep into this topic before. A key point you made is Americans don’t understand America being an empire which means it is the bad guy. First they don’t or they can’t understand the magnitude of mind control by the government and the corporations. Like Bernie Sanders wrote in his book It’s OK To Be Angry About Capitalism, 8 companies control 90% of what Americans watch, read, and hear. Obviously the same group own much of publishers of children books and textbooks, people grow up watching to the same cartoons and listening to the same songs, and attend schools funded and chaired by designated people. Can they fathom their beloved country with George Washington, Lincoln, Snow White and Indiana Jones to be the bad guy? That may sound as unreal as god doesn’t exist. However, how can a country be a bad guy? Again per Sanders, “0.1% own 90% of the wealth, 60+% live paycheck to paycheck, no limit campaign financing, America is the best democracy money can buy.” -a description many Americans would agree. Therefore the country is not the bad guy but some people are. Who are they? Who are the emperors? Well that question is the holy grail because they are almost always hidden under top secret. For instance, who own how many shares of the 20 trillion BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street funds which are notoriously monies of owners of the corporations and investments of military industrial complex. Or, who owned the patents to the nukes introduced to the taxpayers in 1945? How many billions on nukes were made thru all these years, by who? Many people are confused that the military industrial complex is just military and weapon manufacturers but it’s not. At the start of WW2 the US had only 150,000 soldiers in the army and no advanced weapons. There were the bankers and oilmen along with their industrial friends before there were big military. Then again even 0.1% is 335,000 people. Of course most are good guys but there only require a handful of Godfathers to control the complex. Some scholars say Exxon Mobile owns the State Department and The White House is run by Goldman Sachs. General and advisors take positions at weapon manufacturers before and after. And they run global networks with “allies”. Ironically, while most Americans don’t understand America, those who do are also Americans. Thousands of so called leftist books have been written thru the years like Chomsky, Charlmer Johnson, john Perkins, Stephen Kinzer, Nomi Prins… They are hard enough for Americans and even fewer outside would read and understand. They can only cause some hiccups to the empire and allowed, I supposed. Otherwise they can become Assange and Snowden too.

Thanks for speaking out. Thank you🙏

A great topic. Thanks.

Your video has enhanced my understanding why Americans hate China. While I still believe there are other factors come into play. I have heard your view from Chinese media but it's the first time I hear about it from an English-speaking channel. I am in agreement with you. The U.S. does not need to use this tactic. They should continue to improve themselves to maintain its number1 position in the world.

I just unsubscribe Ben Coleman yesterday. I don’t know if you watch his latest video about the pianist and the Chinese group in UK? I’m not talking about the freedom of filming in public. I’m very upset that this pianist call the Chinese commys. He slap the Chinese flag that the lady was holding. That’s why you hear the guy telling him not to touch the lady. The pianist is obviously a racist and Ben see no wrong with that. So I have to unsubscribe him.

美国或者整个西方文明普遍仇视敌视中国的最核心的原因，表面上来说就是金钱与力量。但更深层次来说这实际上是一种文明自卑的表现。包括这个视频，包括这些来自西方评论，无论是支持中国还是反对中国，在我们中国人的眼中，都极其的简单幼稚。其根本的原因就是我们中国人的语言和文化要远比他们有深度有智慧。而也正是因为这个原因，西方极其自卑，西方的宗教历史哲学几乎全部都是造假撰写的内容。基督教是一个完全没有哲理性的纯粹迷信的邪教。所有所谓古希腊的哲学经典全部都来自于东方伊斯兰文明的抄袭。即便是到了近现代，西方强大到主导了世界秩序的时代，西方所展现出来的也是暴力和迷信，民众对所谓现代民族国家自由民主政治制度的无脑崇拜，使得精英阶级肆意妄为，精英阶级的堕落又使得民粹主义开始泛滥，民众开始极端华，开始纳粹化，这就是西方文明，浅薄短视暴力，无可救药。对于我们中国人来说，我们不应该去在乎他们是喜欢还是歧视我们，这其实非常没有意义，他们是非常短视，思想是非常简单的，与西方的合作永远都会是不稳定的，只有我们中华文化自我崛起才是真正长远的道路。

I completely agree with you.

Jealousy envy and Tonya Harding.

I can't agree with you more. Very interesting points of view. Thank you.

Excellent topic and well presented. Cheers🍺🍺

I love your history lessons! Thank you!

Good analysis . Thanks

Interesting and informative channel enjoy listening,thank you.

Spot on video! So, if you think things will come to a head in 5-10 years between the U.S. and China, where do you feel the safest place to live will be at that time?

You did not mention American exceptionalism - meaning they are always right. Accepting that others may have a valid form of government is not their mindset.

This is a great video I think 9/10 However I want to push back against the idea that a country stops being a "country" simply because it is an empire, I am sorry but that is just plain silly. Otherwise, again, great video and I look forward to seeing more of your content in the future :)

Great insight👍

Thanks for summing up what I felt.

In the 80s when US and China were in a "good" relationship, the first lady Nancy Reagan led a massive panda salvage campaign. They raised millions of dollars in US and donated it to China to save pandas. They said the pandas were dying because the bamboo were dying. The truth is that there was never a panda or bamboo crisis at all. Stark contrast to the balloon crisis happened last year.

happy new year to you and Yvon

A very interesting and thoughtful video.

Thanks for your excellent analysis! Anything that threatens US hegemony is 'hated' and squashed, by any means necessary! What a sad state of affairs and US foreign policy!

Let's be real our country is a sort loser from Vietnam war to anything that we didn't win. Instead of compete in global market head on we goes to Africa and South America and tell them we help only if we can put military base . While china negotiate a win-win situation. Now chinese manufacturers is in South America and Mexico and they help with built the infrastructure. We didn't do any of that except crying about. These politicians didn't do their job of built our infrastructure but spent billions to isreal for the last 75yrs. What did we get from Isreal. They don't even produce anything. So when biden or trump want make America great again then fix our infrastructure. Our country is 246 yrs old and it look like 3rd world while china is over 1000 yrs and it look like 25th century. This just show what government care more about their citizens and its not ours. Look at Arlington and see how many war we started senseless sacrifice for nothing.

All Chinese has to united against enemy.

great video. thank you

Good video, thank you for sharing your insight. I am also in China and loving my life experience.

Empire decayed ,collapsed on its own, not by the other forces. Sadly when this one goes down, it will drag down the whole humanity.

Very interesting video! My initial thought is I wonder how much propaganda the Chinese government feeds their citizens- by the Chinese government.-the American in me! I agree that Americans believe their own media and yes the USA is controlled by corporations and bribe our politicians. I feel most Americans are very ignorant and most do not value education, therefore, not open minded, unaware that our country is not who we say we are. I have lived-in Europe and well aware of the US belief that they are the best country in the world. And we are not. You are also correct in that our current situation, politically is the initial phase of our failing as a democracy. Our two party system is our demise. As a senior, I will not outlive these changes that I feel are forthcoming and will be a totally different government. Americans are brainwashed that no other government is better, not understanding it just works differently but ALL have their pros and cons. Love your RU-vid. Good discussion.

Thank you. Excellent explanation

Thank u for this video

Well said 👏👏👏👍. Thanks for sharing.

Can’t believe all the social media. You have to go there and experience it .

A very true and insightful analysis.

Wow thanks for the info

No empire last forever - the USA will be the same as what history have shown. What happened to the Roman, Mongol, British or N@zi empires for example ? None prevailed when they overextended themselves. China isn't like any of the empires above - they just keep to their own boundaries within the region for longer than any expansionist imperial or colonial pirates. 😊✌️

Great analysis.

Well done video! Indeed, a lot of US actions in the past are not actually democratic behavior, and it is somewhat similar to various past times in Europe. As for "nor getting ads", you may now be on the target list too.

Very good and well made video, Americans should watch it

Violence has to stop imidiatly. If we want to save the planet from disaster, we should make friends and treat each other like we want to be treated ourselves.

At the end of the day, the main group of people that are gonna be harmed in this China and US rivalry are the overseas Chinese, especially those like me who live in the US. As Chinese Americans, its never easy for us to speak our true minds because of all the anti-China new rhetoric, that's been going around everywhere. But no matter how bad the situation is, I always try to tell myself that I'm Chinese and that America is my home, and also that we should try to be a bridge between these two great nations that I deeply love and respect. 🇺🇸🇨🇳

A good government must have integrity ( no lies ), good governance , prudence ( no excess) and strategic pragmatism in policy execution. US do not have sufficient politicians that have qualities. That's why US is in bad shape economically.

Thanks for explaining this.

Brilliant analysis. America as an empire always tries to beat down No. 2 power, particularly when the no2 power represents a different race and a different governance model. The world particularly the global south now sees a real alternative to the Western liberal model being more effective in developing the economy and solving some real social problems.

Very insightful! You are a rare and astute American, more perceptive and professional than the majority of China experts in the United States. I look forward to seeing more of your content.

Finally, someone speaks out what many afraid to acknowledge.

The coming power, and the passing power, the way of all empires. Dangerous times.

I will be making my first trip to china later this year, what is the best VPN I should use?, I have heard most of the main VPNs that get advertised do not work there. coming from US.

The vast majority of powerfully capitalized businesses in the US are related to the MIC, except for fossil energy and aviation corporations. Hence, the incentive for these businesses to co-opt the media to promote military conflict all over the world is great. Hence, US is incessantly involved in wars all over the World, except in North America because of its geography of only having 2 neighbours that have shared borders with. But Canada is too sparsely populated and whilst Mexico is too militarily weak to pose as a potential rival in the foreseeable future.

American citizens can choose the Democratic Party or the Republican Party to govern, but American capitalists can control these two parties, so American capitalists can control the US government. The Communist Party of China is not controlled by capitalists, but in turn can control capitalists, such as Ma Yun. This is why the Chinese government can invest more in national infrastructure construction, and stay ahead in areas such as poverty alleviation that are not profitable, and road and rural mobile phone signal coverage. What capitalists want is to keep power in a (capitalist's) cage, which can be done in the United States, but not in China. China keeps capital in a (power's) cage.

It is highly inaccurate to say that China is a capitalist country. China can not be considered a capitalist country because it is not run by the interests of capitalists and bankers. Allowing a large private sector and being a capitalist country are two different things.

The Chinese Empire lasts for thousands of years. Ruler/ governing body changes. But the empire is still exist today and is reclaiming it’s #1 position.

Great analysis. Thanks for sharing your thought.

Btw, even though the Chinese economic model can seem very capitalistic, but it is actually quite different from the US/Western Capitalism. China terms it as a ''Socialist Market Economy''. Capital, capitalists and their activities are regulated to make sure they serve the interest of the majority population, such as providing employments and economic developments. Most importantly, helping to work towards China's 5, 10 year developmental goals.

You are not alone, US empire is declining because it feeding its oligarchs from the working poor, China doesn't do that. US has homelessness because of the oligarchs. Check out BRICS initiative against the petrodollar.

Words wisely spoken!👍👍👍

Great question,👋♥️🇨🇳🦾😇

I am rather surprised with your candidness in this topic. Kudos to you for speaking the truth. Good Americans like yourself and many others should keep your ill-informed countrymen know the truth.

very good point!😊

Thank you so much, sir, for speaking these truths that many Americans are in denial about. One thing I would like to point out, though: we need to disentangle the concept of "Democracy" from "the American system of government". Conflating the two makes it sound like other forms of government cannot be "democracies" as well. I know Americans like to claim the D-word for themselves, but even super right-wing Americans are willing to say that "America is not a democracy" (usually followed by "it's a republic!") the moment it suits their argument. I think the accurate and uncontroversial designation for systems of government like the U.S.A.'s is "neoliberal democracy".

Hi, excellent video. It is worth going back to the early to mid 1880s to gain a deeper understanding of attitudes in China and the current situation overall. So what you are saying is that the US has no reverse gear... sadly.

Thank you so much !!!! i am belgian and live in Brussel ... I know very very what you explain, but I am grateful that publish such a wise and inteligent view on this topic 🥰🤗👌🙏🙏🙏🙏 And of course i follow you on regular bases

eye opener

Politics are Shit I just want to go to China in order to study Digital art for god's sake... (Though they're really good with app development) Chinese people are nice and welcoming, everything is paid with WeChat/Alipay, the malls are huge and full of places to explore, transportation is super convenient, a ton of job opportunities, etc etc... OK look, i know that there's the Taiwan problem, but i shouldn't worry about it if I'll go only to study... Right? RIGHT? R I G H T???? Ughhh... please excuse me, i'm really tired.

You win my respect for telling the truth about America especially being an empire!

One would reckon you've scratched a tiny part of the surface of the whole thing.

I personally believe that the United States has not declined and remains a vibrant country, especially when compared to other developed nations. However, China's rapid development is indeed remarkable, and it may be attributed to the support of many U.S. allies, even those seemingly opposing China but providing assistance in reality. From a different perspective, if you were one of these smaller countries, how would you maximize your interests? Creating options is crucial; having only the U.S. as a choice leaves you monopolized and unable to negotiate. Once there's another power that can rival the U.S., these smaller nations can maximize their own interests. On the military front, China holds a time advantage, causing the U.S. to feel anxious. The military gap between China and the U.S. is rapidly narrowing. As time passes, the U.S. will need to invest more resources around China to contain it. However, this could lead to a decline in U.S. influence in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, explaining recent conflicts. If the U.S. loses control in these regions, the impact on the U.S. dollar could be severe. Once the dollar's advantage is lost, the U.S. may struggle to maintain its superior position globally, potentially resulting in the collapse of its strategies in the Asia-Pacific region and even the entire U.S. The idea of an aging empire confined to North America with a small economic scale may not be acceptable, and the U.S. might face critical decisions in such a scenario. China aims for each region to have a leading country, sharing benefits equally, whereas the United States seeks to monopolize everything. The U.S. approach is evidently unsustainable; changing this zero-sum game to a mutually beneficial development is the key to sustainability.

And it’s difficult to convince those who had preconceived ideas about china

Thank you

very well explaining the truth!