U.S.-China Cold War cannot be avoided
Li Jinwei
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The Cold War refers to the half-century political confrontation between the
capitalist camp led by the United States and its allies after the Second World
War and the socialist camp led by the Soviet Union and its satellite states.
The Cold War began in 1947 when the United States proposed "Trumanism"
and ended in 1991 when the Soviet Union collapsed. The Cold War basically
takes place in a special international relationship between the great powers.
This is the general definition of the Cold War. The opposite of the Cold War
is the hot war. The so-called hot war is the artillery war.
In the past 30 years, the Cold War has continued to manifest itself in the
2014 U.S.-Russian Cold War. The cause of the U.S.-Russian Cold War was Russia
's use of force to annex Ukraine 's territory and Crimea 's return to Russia.
Russia's diplomats have been ousted by each other, arms export controls, and
various economic and trade sanctions.
In the past few decades, China has implemented the national policy of reform
and opening up, and its economic development has attracted worldwide attention.
According to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics of China in
2012, China 's gross domestic product (GDP) was 8.56 trillion U.S. dollars.
In terms of rankings, it has reached almost half of the US $ 16.16 trillion
and leapt to the second place in the world.
When China's economic aggregate ranked second in the world, China's leadership
also changed. In 2012, Xi Jinping became the fifth general secretary of the
Communist Party of China after 1982 and proposed the ambitious "Chinese
dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation".
Five years later in the 2017 U.S. election, Donald Trump won the 45th president
of the United States, and Trump raised the slogan "America First."
According to the ruling styles of the two current leaders of China and the
United States, two slogans determined to govern different countries know that
they are both powerful and ambitious leaders. And the United States and China
are both the most powerful countries in the world today.
Causes of the new US-China Cold War
To discuss the cause, it is necessary to talk about some major historical
events related to the United States and China. These major historical events
in the United States and China are basically:
The People 's Republic of China was founded on October 1, 1949, and the Korean
War in which North Korea invaded South Korea in June of the following year.
President Truman of the United States continued to pursue the idea of "containing
communism" as the guiding ideology of the country 's political ideology
and foreign policy and participated in the United Nations. At this time, the
New China was defending Marxism-Leninism. Chairman of the CPC Central Committee
Mao Zedong responded to North Korea 's supreme leader General Kim Il Sung
at the request of "defending the country and defending the country across
the Yalu River." In this war of millions of deaths and injuries, one
fight is three years, and the United States and China have really been hostile
for 20 years. Due to the hostilities between the United States and China,
the United States imposed various blockades on China. The focus was on economic
blockades. During the hostilities between the United States and China, the
United States did not recognize the People 's Republic of China but recognized
the Taiwan Kuomintang government as the Chinese government. The government
had a large number of advanced weapons at that time to counteract the mainland's
Communist government's possible recapture of Taiwan at any time. Therefore,
China also lost the feat of regaining Taiwan. The Taiwan issue has always
been the most important core issue of mainland China, and it remains so today.
The 20-year relationship between China and the United States is actually in
the historical stage of the Cold War. Here I classify it as the old Cold War
stage of the United States and China.
In February 1972, US President Nixon visited China at the invitation of Chinese
Premier Zhou Enlai, and the door of China-US relations reopened. During Nixon's
visit to China, China and the United States issued the "Sino-US Joint
Communiqu¨¦" in Shanghai on February 28, 1972, also known as the "Shanghai
Communique", marking the beginning of normalization of Sino-US relations.
After another 7 years, diplomatic relations were not formally established
until the signing of the communique on the establishment of diplomatic relations
between the two countries on New Year's Day in 1979. On August 17, 1982, the
full name of the August 17 Communiqu¨¦ was signed. The Sino-US Communiqu¨¦ on
Solving the Problem of US Arms Sales to Taiwan was issued in the 1972-1982
10-year joint communique of the three major Sino-US diplomatic relations.
The most controversial bulletin.
In addition to the communiqu¨¦ on the establishment of diplomatic relations
between the United States and China on New Year's Day in 1979, the "Taiwan
Relations Act" came into effect on the same day that the US President
Carter's government broke off relations with Taiwan's "Republic of China"
to maintain business and culture with Taiwan and other relationships established
through unofficial relations. .
On August 17, 1982, the United States and China signed the "Sino-U.S.
Communiqu¨¦ on Resolving the U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan." At the same time,
the United States proposed the "Six Guarantees" to the "Republic
of China" government. The Chinese government did not recognize the Efficiency
of the Six Guarantees.
In 2016, the US House of Representatives and the Senate passed a joint resolution,
affirming that the "Six Guarantees" and the "Taiwan Relations
Act" are guidelines for Taiwan-US relations and a commitment to Taiwan.
The six guarantees are:
1. The United States is not in favor of setting a time limit for arms sales
to Taiwan;
2. The United States does not seek to mediate between Taiwan and the People's
Republic of China;
3. The United States will not put pressure on Taiwan to negotiate with the
People's Republic of China;
4. The United States' long-term position on Taiwan's sovereignty has not changed;
5. The United States has no plans to modify the Taiwan Relations Act;
6. The contents of the August 17 communique do not imply that the United States
will seek Beijing's opinion before arms sales to Taiwan.
It can be seen from the establishment of diplomatic relations between the
United States and China that although the United States recognizes the People's
Republic of China as the sole legal government of China in the joint statement,
the essence of the United States is simultaneously pursuing two China or one
China, one Taiwan policy.
As we all know, the social systems of the United States and China are completely
different. The United States is the Constitution of the United States of America
formulated in 1787. The state structure is a federal system. The universally
elected executive president, independent judiciary, and legislative parliament
have three checks and balances. The two major parties, the Republican Party
and the Democratic Party, take turns to govern the free capitalist federal
system; China was the eight democratic parties under the leadership of the
Communist Party on October 1, 1949, and announced that they had accepted the
Common Program of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference as
an interim constitution. Unify the multi-ethnic socialist system. The National
People's Congress was established in 1954, and the first Constitution of the
People's Republic of China was created in the same year. The Constitution
stipulates that China is a people's democratic state led by the working class
and based on the workers-peasants alliance.
In the past 41 years, although the United States and China have developed
their own development models under the normalization of diplomatic relations,
the various disputes and frictions in Sino-US relations before the current
ruling leaders of the two countries have been almost every year. Yes, but
the overall direction is to seek common ground while shelving minor differences.
In a peaceful environment, especially with the support of the United States
Clinton Administration in November 2001, the Chinese government, with Premier
Zhu Rongji as the General Secretary, also made Various commitments to open
market accession requirements, so the director-general of the WTO, Michael
Moore, wrote to WTO members on November 20, 2001, announcing that the Chinese
government had accepted the "China's WTO Accession Protocol" on
November 11, 2001. Since then, China's accession to the WTO has made China's
economy take off and develop rapidly. After 10 years, China's total economic
volume has reached the second in the world. The original idea of the Clinton
administration was to allow China to take off after the Chinese economy entered
the WTO, while gradually transforming China's political system into a free
and democratic government similar to Western society.
After the Second World War, the post-war world political and economic system
dominated by the United States was established. It is clear that the United
States, as the world police, has gained supremacy. Especially in economic
terms, the United States does not allow other countries to surpass him, similar
to the previous ones. Britain, and later Japan, when their economic aggregates
can gradually compete with the United States, regardless of who the United
States is, they will use all means to wield a big stick to suppress it; in
politics, the United States mainly suppresses the powerful hostility seen
from the United States. Faction, the former Eastern European socialist camp
represented by the Soviet Union, which was hostile to key countries. In 1989,
under the soft attack of the Reagan administration for many years, the then
General Secretary of the CPSU announced the dissolution of the Communist Party
of the Soviet Union, which led to the sudden collapse of the powerful Soviet
Union. The related socialist countries in Eastern Europe have fallen down
to change the socialist state and put them into the embrace of the West.
On the basis of the reform and opening up advocated by Deng Xiaoping in 1978,
China after 1989 continued to carry on its mission of keeping a low profile
and focusing on economic development, while maintaining the socialist system
unchanged after the disappearance of most of the socialist fraternal countries,
and firmly taking its own path of independence. This path of independence
It is the socialist road with Chinese characteristics.
When China's economy was strong, China proposed and implemented a major country's
foreign policy and direction. This policy and direction was put forward by
Wen Jiabao, then Premier of the State Council of China, in 2011 when he visited
the earthquake-stricken area of Japan. "In the face of natural disasters,
mankind is a community of destiny. "Later, the report of the 18th National
Congress of the Communist Party of China was clearly expressed as a"
community of human destiny ". By October 2017, General Secretary Xi Jinping
clearly stated in the report of the 19th National Congress of the Communist
Party of China: "The diplomacy of the great powers with Chinese characteristics
should promote the establishment of new types of international relations and
the building of a community of shared future for humanity." "Building
a common destiny for mankind" has also been written into the UN Human
Rights Council resolution. Diplomacy of great powers with Chinese characteristics
promotes the construction of a new type of international relations and a community
of shared destiny for mankind. The new type of international relations and
the community of shared destiny for mankind are also regarded as two aspects
of diplomacy of great powers with Chinese characteristics. It is also an important
part of Xi Jinping 's socialist thought with Chinese characteristics in the
new era. content.
Due to the rapid growth of China's economy and the huge accumulation of Chinese
capital, it has created favorable conditions for capital export and overseas
investment. The new economy, led by China, has gradually expanded along the
Belt and Road. As of the end of October 2019, China has expanded to 137 countries
and 30 countries. International organizations signed 197 "Belt and Road"
cooperation documents.
All these US administrations, especially the administration after Trump's
election, are vigilant and distrustful of the impressive changes that have
taken place in China. From the perspective of the US administration, China
has never kept its promises already made , Lack of integrity, theft of US
intellectual property, disruption of the order of the world economy, and more.
Not only do the United States and China have different national systems, they
also have very different ideologies, human society, legal society, values,
beliefs, and national governance. The United States has changed from anti-terrorism
to anti-communism in the past two years. This has been made public, especially
the current U.S. Vice President Pence and Secretary of State Peng Leo, who
can almost always see their resolute anti-Communist speeches on various important
occasions and public statements. President Trump sometimes makes public speeches.
He has also mocked socialism many times. Although it is against Venezuela
or Cuba, there is something in it. The current Speaker of the U.S. House of
Representatives, Pelosi, is also an active anti-Communist political leader
who is very active in American politics. US-China New Cold War Form
On the political level, the United States found that nearly 20 years after
China's economic development had accumulated huge wealth by giving China accession
to the World Trade Organization, it was impossible to change China's transition
to a free and democratic country politically, but to move towards authoritarianism.
What the "anti-communist and anti-China" forces have to do is to
create a new cold war environment. A new cold war or even a hot war with China
has always been the dream of the "anti-communist and anti-China"
forces in the United States. The wave of "China threat theory" in
the United States is based on the new Cold War thinking that has become popular
in the United States in recent years. In modern international society, differences
in political systems are often one of the important sources of confrontation
and conflict between countries. In this regard, the values of the United States
and China are completely different. China believes that different political
systems coexist harmoniously and develop together, while the United States
often regards countries with different political systems as competitors or
even enemies. The basic judgment of the United States now is that China's
"authoritarianism" is becoming permanent. For the United States,
what is even more serious is that more and more countries will follow the
Chinese system. This is the biggest challenge and the biggest "threat"
to American liberal democracy.
Economically, the Cold War mentality of China's economic system. Since China's
reform and opening up, China's economic system has gradually matured, forming
a "mixed economic model" with its own characteristics. In recent
years, the United States has been promoting China's concept of "national
capitalism." Just as the economic model of the former Soviet Union was
the biggest threat to the US liberal capitalism model, China's "national
capitalism" has been considered the biggest economic threat to American
liberal capitalism. After Trump came to power, he launched a trade war with
countries around the world to gradually reduce or balance the US-import and
export trade deficits. The focus of the trade war launched by the Trump administration
was China, because in the past 15 years, the United States and China The trade
deficit is extremely unbalanced. The Trump administration believes that the
wealth of the United States has flowed to China. The annual trade deficit
is 500 billion US dollars. The US has accumulated huge losses over the years.
Therefore, the United States wants to negotiate with China to reduce trade
on a large scale. The deficit is to use import tariffs to adjust. After 18
months of high-level U.S.-China officials travelled more than 10 times in
two countries for bargaining, it was finally difficult to sign the first phase
of Sino-US trade agreement at the White House on January 15, 2020. That is,
the United States asked China to conduct the second stage of structural reforms
in trade. The United States had to continue the negotiations immediately,
but was postponed because of the global pandemic of new pneumonia.
At the diplomatic level, after the establishment of diplomatic relations between
China and the United States on New Year's Day in 1979, before the respective
heads of state of China and the United States took office, that is to say,
the diplomatic relations between the two countries on the whole had more cooperation
than differences, which was manifested in the frequent frictions between small
things It happened, and major incidents happened by chance, but in the end,
they conceded. For example, during the Kosovo war in 1999, on the evening
of May 7, local time, and on May 8, Beijing time, NATO 's US B-2 bombers fired
five precise guidance. A bomb or joint direct attack ammunition hit the Embassy
of the People's Republic of China in Yugoslavia, killing three Chinese journalists
Shao Yunhuan, Xu Xinghu, and Zhu Ying on the spot, wounding dozens of others,
causing serious damage to the embassy building. The operation evolved into
a diplomatic incident. A large number of Chinese people protested outside
the US embassy. The incident triggered a conspiracy theory because of the
previous shooting down of advanced US fighter planes. The US and NATO officials
claimed that they had accidentally bombed and agreed to compensate. However,
after the respective heads of state of China and the United States took office,
major changes have taken place in the diplomatic level between China and the
United States. China has initiated diplomacy in large countries. As of October
1, 2019, the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of
China, the total number of countries that have diplomatic relations with China.
The number has risen to 180, and China has taken the initiative to seize the
initiative in many diplomatic fields. It has continued to build a community
of shared future for mankind, and signed 197 Belt and Road cooperation agreements
with 137 countries and 30 international organizations. China's overall policy
on diplomacy is that China's development cannot be separated from the world,
and the world's peaceful development, prosperity, and stability cannot be
separated from China. If the world is good, China can be good; if China is
good, the world can be better. China has always placed its own development
in the coordinate system of human development, always closely linked its own
destiny with the destiny of peoples of the world, always combined the interests
of the Chinese people with the common interests of peoples of all countries,
and always became a builder of world peace and a global development Contributors
and defenders of the international order contribute wisdom and strength to
build a community of shared future for mankind and a better world. But the
American ruling elites do n't think so about China 's foreign policy. They
think that China 's aggressive "war wolf diplomacy" and the "new
colonial diplomacy" along the Belt and Road Initiative. In its actions,
the United States has openly established diplomatic relations with China.
Countries, such as U.S. officials in September 2019 warned the Solomon Islands
government not to pressure China to establish diplomatic relations with China
...;
On September 19, 2018, the U.S. Department of Justice required China's official
media Xinhua News Agency and China Central Television's US-based branches
to register as "foreign agents", which is on par with the treatment
of two Russian state-owned media companies in the United States.
On February 18, 2020, the U.S. State Department announced that five mainstream
official media organizations in China were identified as "foreign missions",
which were considered part of the Chinese government and limited to 100 staff.
The US State Department states that the five media organizations are Xinhua
News Agency, China Global Television Network (CGTN), China International Radio
(CRI), China Daily Publishing Company, and People's Daily publisher Haitian
Development Corporation.
As a countermeasure, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on
March 17, 2020 that it will expel American journalists operating in New York
Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post, as well as "Voice
of America" and " Time magazine wants to provide the Chinese government
with detailed information about its operations. At the same time, the American
journalists who instructed the three news agencies to expire before the end
of the year "report to the Information Department of the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs 4 days from today and return the reporters' badges within
10 days." Almost all of the three news agencies' press badges in China
expired this year.
In recent weeks, Zhao Lijian, a new spokesperson for the Chinese Ministry
of Foreign Affairs, said that the cause of the new pandemic pneumonia has
caused the world pandemic. The source of the disease was tweeted in Chinese
and English on March 13. £¡ To make the data public! The United States owes
us an explanation! ", The US State Department summoned Chinese Ambassador
to the United States Cui Tiankai the next day, expressing strong protests
on behalf of the Chinese government 's Foreign Ministry spokesperson suggesting
that the coronavirus was brought into Wuhan by the US military. Two days later,
Trump again drew 3 tweets with an emphasis on nature and 2 public speeches.
The words pointed directly to "China virus. This is not discrimination.
It is the correct term. I respect President Xi, but this The epidemic came
from China ... ", Trump also said at a press conference at the White
House on March 22," China concealed the epidemic. I discussed the matter
with Chinese President Xi Jinping and asked whether the Chinese side could
send Staff assisted them, but the other side did not want to and did not respond.
" Earlier on March 11, U.S. National Security Advisor O'Brien accused
China of initially failing to respond to the outbreak and concealing it. Geng
Shuang, another spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, countered
that O'Brien's statement was "neither immoral nor irresponsible, and
did nothing to prevent and control the epidemic in the United States."
At the same time, US Secretary of State Pompeo also accused the Chinese authorities
of initially concealing the epidemic. In addition, American Axios reporter
Jonathan Swan mentioned in an interview that Cui Tiankai made a statement
last month-this is Cui Tiankai 's Sunday political program "Face the
Nation" on February 9th on CBS TV in the United States China 's response
to US Senator Corton 's allegations. Cui Tiankai said at the time: "Some
people say that these viruses come from the US military laboratory instead
of China. How can we believe these crazy remarks?" Axios produced a program
broadcast on March 22 in cooperation with cable station HBO. An exclusive
interview with Cui Tiankai, Chinese ambassador to the United States, was released
in the evening. Cui Tiankai said in an interview that diplomats came to speculate
on the origin of the new coronavirus as "harmful." Cui Tiankai said:
" This is my consistent position. I thought so, and still think so. For
these questions, of course, we must finally find the answer to reveal the
source of the virus, but this is the work of scientists, not speculation by
diplomats or reporters, because such speculation is not good for anyone, and
Very harmful. "Cui Tiankai also stated that he is the representative
of the Chinese head of state in the United States. On March 23, Chinese Foreign
Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang strongly protested Trump's" China virus
theory ", and there were multiple attacks against Chinese Americans in
the United States. In this context, Trump suddenly changed his tongue, saying
that he no longer called the "Chinese virus", and his explanation
was "to protect Asian Americans from discrimination."
At the military level, diplomacy and national defense are symbols of a sovereign
country. The strength of a country can be seen by looking at the country's
diplomacy and its national defense. China's rapid economic development will
inevitably bring about military development.
The armed forces of the People's Republic of China are composed of the Chinese
People's Liberation Army, the Chinese People's Armed Police Force and the
Chinese National Army. They adopt a "party command gun" military
leadership system. The Central Military Commission leads the national armed
forces. Command the whole army. The armed forces of the People's Republic
of China have an important position and role in the overall national security
and development strategy, and shoulder the mission and responsibilities of
safeguarding national sovereignty, security, and development interests.
The Armed Forces of the United States of America, commonly known as the U.S.
Army, is the federal armed forces of the United States. At present, the U.S.
Army is still the strongest military force in the world, and its size and
equipment are ranked first in the world. The U.S. military is divided into
six branches, namely, the Army, Navy, Air Force, Space Force, Marine Corps,
and Coast Guard. The President commands the entire army. The United States
has the world's largest nuclear arsenal and is the only country in the world
that has used nuclear weapons in actual combat.
After the U.S. Pentagon released its 2019 China military assessment report,
Xue Ruifu, assistant to the Indian-Pacific Security Affairs Department of
the Defense Department, detailed China's attempts to use diplomatic, economic,
and military influence to ensure its international status. Xue Ruifu said:
"Our 2019 report finds that China seeks prosperity and strength in the
coming decades, and the report states that China has a clear goal to make
the Chinese army a world-class army by 2049. China may deploy submarines to
The Arctic region to deter adversary's nuclear attacks. China continues to
increase production of DF-26 medium-range ballistic missiles, which can conduct
conventional and nuclear precision strikes on ground and naval targets in
the Western Pacific and Indian Oceans. China uses a variety of means Access
to foreign technology, including foreign direct investment, establishment
of foreign R & D centers, joint ventures, research and academic partnerships,
and industrial and cyber espionage. I think especially in new areas, they
are in the areas of cyber, space, hypersonic, artificial intelligence A lot
of money has been invested. So we see very aggressive (military) modernization
efforts supported by a lot of resources. "
Comparison of US and Chinese military strength in six aspects: 1. Military
expenditure (2018), US $ 600 billion, China: US $ 150 billion; 2. Military
personnel, 1.33 million people in the United States, 2.33 million people in
China; 3. Army equipment, United States 8,900, China 9,100; 4. Navy ships,
US 415, China 714, aircraft carriers, US 10, China 2; 5. Air Force, US 13,000,
China 2,500; 6. Nuclear missiles, US 1,750, 220 pieces from China. By comparing
military strength, the United States clearly has an advantage over China.
The Trump Administration 's National Security Strategy Report and National
Defense Strategy Report, which were issued in December 2017 and the U.S. Department
of Defense in January 2018, both directly claimed that China and Russia were
the main strategic competitors of the United States, and claimed that the
United States would Gather resources to meet the challenges of China and Russia.
A White House spokesman called this US National Security Strategy Report the
United States' "new national security strategy for a new era." This
appellation echoes the "new era" proposed by Chinese leaders, and
its goals for China are clear.
Because of the absolute military superiority of the U.S. military, the U.S.
military continued to show off its strength in the South China Sea Islands
and Taiwan Straits in the military. It even entered the South China Sea islands
within 200 nautical miles and rammed many times. The critical moment after
flying across the mid-line or around the Taiwan Strait was entered by the
aircraft carrier strike group into the Taiwan Strait. The slogan is: "Maintain
free navigation in the South China Sea and maintain stability and peace in
the Taiwan Strait." In recent weeks, it has also occurred that U.S. warships
actually conducted live-fire exercises on the islands of the South China Sea
and that U.S. bombers flew Hong Kong to show military strength and muscle.
At the legal level, I mainly mention the laws that have been passed by some
U.S. federal lawmakers and passed by the U.S. Congress and signed by President
Trump. These laws are related to China and are US domestic laws. :
Taiwan Travel Act, effective March 16, 2018;
Tibet Travel Equivalence Act, effective December 20, 2018;
The Hong Kong Bill of Rights and Democracy, which entered into force on November
27, 2019;
The Taiwan Alliance International Safeguards and Strengthening Initiative
Act 2019, which came into effect on March 26, 2020;
In addition, the Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act and the Tibet Policy and Support
Act 2019 have been passed by the US Congress.
From the legislature's legislature and the president of the United States
Administration, they have publicly and publicly publicized these bills at
the legal level. These bills have been proposed, discussed, debated, and then
signed and made into law. The administration has to enforce them. It is very
clear that this is the politics of American power. Part of China's content,
which is also the substance of the US-China New Cold War, is marked on the
legal level.
Every time the United States blatantly interferes in China's internal affairs,
the Chinese government, including the Chinese People's Congress and the Chinese
People's Political Consultative Conference, has expressed strong indignation
and protest.
The other levels, not the skeleton level, are auxiliary levels, but they are
also very important levels. I will mention them a little bit and will not
discuss them again. Similar to communications, the focus is on restricting
ZTE, Huawei Communications, Huawei Deputy Director on December 1, 2018 Meng
Wanzhou, Treasurer and Treasurer, was arrested in Canada by U.S. judicial
extradition and was arrested by the US District Court for the Eastern District
of New York. It is mainly a bill alleging violations of U.S. sanctions on
Iran and dozens of other criminal charges. President Trump also signed the
"Secure and Trustworthy Communication Network Act" on March 12,
2020, prohibiting federal agencies from using ZTE and Huawei products; the
Confucius Institute, the United States considers it to be part of China's
outreach, and many people are engaged in and professional Irrelevant activities
for the output and propaganda of the Communist Red Revolution; the Thousand
Talents Plan, the United States arrested a number of researchers at American
research institutions related to the Thousand Talents Plan, accusing them
of selling high-tech technology and information for a large sum of Chinese
money ; Information intelligence and computer hacking, mainly accused and
wanted several named computer military personnel in Shanghai Pudong to invade
and steal the confidential information and data of many important US federal
and military agencies; spies, in the United States and China in recent years
A number of related professional spies were arrested and sentenced to different
lengths of imprisonment. At the same time, the US spy network in China associated
with the United States was destroyed by China as early as 2010-2012, and the
corresponding spy personnel were punished by law; knowledge Property rights
are an old-fashioned issue. The United States has always believed that China
perpetually and seriously violated the United States. Intellectual property
causes the United States to lose $ 600 billion in annual losses ... The Cold
War on many levels and other aspects are actively underway.
Features of the new US-China Cold War
Summarizing the above analysis of various levels, the characteristics of the
US-China New Cold War were initiated by the United States, that is, the U.S.
national leaders publicly opposed Communism and anti-socialism to personally
take the initiative through various rallies, speeches and propaganda, diplomatic
charge, and military support. Some positions of the alliance often support
the United States to jointly launch an active offensive-type new cold war
against China. In the process of the new cold war step by step, limited to
China, which ranked third in the military in a strong position, the characteristics
of the resistance to the new cold war are basically in a passive and obedient
manner, that is, defensive. Consequences of the US-China New Cold War
The consequences of the new Cold War between the United States and China are
extremely severe. This consequence has three possible development prospects:
The first kind of prospect is to gradually eliminate, and the level of confrontation
will decrease year by year. This requires, in particular, that the US elite
authorities recognize the development and rise of China, and that the Chinese
leadership needs to adjust relevant US policies, which is a prerequisite for
peace. We will continue to cooperate with each other in good faith, seek common
ground while reserving minor differences, improve ideological propaganda,
and establish a good relationship with the United States. Similar to China
's first visit to the United States after Deng Xiaoping returned to China
in 1979 when reform and opening up started, and accompanied the visiting Chinese
agency during the period Li Shenzhi, deputy director of the Chinese Academy
of Sciences, asked Deng Xiaoping on the plane: "Why do we attach so much
importance to relations with the United States?" Deng Xiaoping replied:
"Looking back at the past decades, all countries that have good relations
with the United States have become rich. "As for the pros and cons of
the social system, it is judged by its own citizens;
The second prospect is to maintain the status quo, that is, to accompany and
fight back while suppressing the United States' proactive new cold war, and
wait for the subsequent political, economic, and military development to decide
how to choose the issue of the prospect;
The third kind of prospect is to gradually transform from the new Cold War
to an adventurous hot war. If it happens, the current hot war is different
from the conventional artillery war in the past. Because the new Cold War
occurs between powerful countries with nuclear weapons capable of destroying
humans, once it enters the hot war, , It will be the sadness of the world.
This is a result that people of all countries in the world are unwilling to
see. It is also a prospect that the author of this article is unwilling to
speculate.