Cooperative Competition Is Possible Between China and the U.S. [Official Chicom Propaganda]

BEIJING — The domestic politics of major countries are never kept within their borders — and the future policy orientation of the United States has become a hot topic for many people in China.

There is no denying the fact that China-U.S. relations have suffered serious damage over the past four years. Each country has expressed much complaint and concern about the other.

The United States believes that China craves world hegemony. China sees the United States as trying to block China’s way forward and as hindering its people’s pursuit of a better life.

It seems that both sides are convinced it is always the other party that is in the wrong; any initiative one of them undertakes is invariably seen by the other as an attempt to undermine it.

For example, China has proposed the Belt and Road Initiative as a global public good....

At least the NYT labeled this propaganda as coming from a high level Chinese official. She presents the case for China as puppy dog, but she's really telling Biden he needs to be a lap dog.

Ms Fu: "I have met many young Chinese entrepreneurs who studied in America and who today are puzzled to be treated like a security threat to the United States"

That's because they are. They funnel technology and cash back to the CCP and if they don't they are forced to in various ways up to and including arrest.

In the fields of economics and technology, rules and laws must prevail. It is important that Beijing listen to and address the legitimate concerns of American companies in China, such as their calls for better intellectual property protection, cybersecurity and privacy.

Stealing large amounts of the world's data requires massive bandwidth, so that's what they've done: https://www.theepochtimes.com/pompeo-outlines-broad-strategy-against-threat-posed-by-chinas-technology_3452192.html The “clean network” campaign also covers issues surrounding Chinese cloud computing and undersea data cables, the latter carrying 99 percent of the world’s data traffic. Also keep in mind that when you own the network, you have the ability to eavesdrop, including on encrypted traffic. Cloud services are heavily tied to bandwidth so they can take more of those. When they run the cloud servers they can look at the memory of anything running in the cloud. And don't forget this https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-10-04/the-big-hack-how-china-used-a-tiny-chip-to-infiltrate-america-s-top-companies

Ms FU: On the political front, it is high time that the United States drop its habit of interfering in other countries’ internal affairs....The United States should be respectful of China’s sense of national unity and avoid challenging China on the issue of Taiwan or by meddling in the territorial disputes of the South China Sea.

Don't worry, Sleepy Joe has chosen various deep staters, e.g. Tony Blinken who He is also married to Evan Ryan, a former aide to then-First Lady Hillary Clinton. Ryan worked for Clinton at a time when Clinton’s chief of staff, Margaret Williams, acknowledged accepting a campaign donation from entrepreneur Johnny Chien Chuen Chung. (https://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2020/11/22/report-biden-to-name-russia-hoaxer-cnn-analyst-tony-blinken-secretary-of-state/). It's all good Ms Chicomm, nothing to worry about.

Ms. FU Finally, a host of global issues call for close cooperation between China and the United States — the most urgent being the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

The China plague was just them sending out a virus on purpose to kill millions, and that's all you need to know about Chicomms.

Other global topics — such as economic stability, digital security and artificial intelligence governance, to mention but a few — all cry out for united efforts as well.

When the world is finally overrun by autonomous AI it will from China even though China will have signed all the "governance" agreements. Like most other technologies they will have stolen it.

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