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I still say little has changed with China.

The fact that we were going there in the Nixon era and visitors began to be allowed again is one change for the good. However, you, like me can read the facts and the issues for yourself, and you will understand what I mean if you compare what the Chinese thought in the 1980s with what they think NOW about us.

I don’t need to spend any time there to know what the government thinks. I can read my briefings just fine. Everything I can read that is classified is little different from what you can read in the unclass formats out there in the media.

Many people simply chose to ignore the FACTs and they want “trade”.

Trade with China is good for China. Bad for the US.

Keep pushing that idea — and we will see who’s on “top” economically speaking in 10 more years.

oh,you must be very old and pertinacious.You speak like a general or something.Wow,what a honour.
Sorry I'm not a general but a common folk.And I dont have any briefings,do you find yours in the baggage you took in 1980s,I'm curious,I do.
Well,I suggest you play some xbox360 games or PSP,they're more funny and constructive than reading those bridfings,I assure you.I know a shop in Shanghai which sell PSP only in one thousand RMB,that's,er,a few more than one hundred US dollars ,I think.Almost all my classmates have one,really.And I know some american also buy from there,maybe they are your friends,the "whole lot of folks smarter than you" you mentioned.
Trade is trade.There are also rules in it.DO you only accept the trade good for USA and bad for other country?Wow,then you should participate in the election of President.