
Chen Jimin
Guest Researcher, Center for Peace and Development Studies, China Association for International Friendly Contact
- Jun 21, 2023 - Building a new type of major country relationship with the United States has been the consistent goal. Yet this cannot be achieved through the efforts of China alone. It requires both sides to pull in the same direction. Where relations go next depends on the strategic choices of both countries. 
- May 16, 2023 - China and the United States are showing early signs of rapprochement on major strategic issues, offering hope for positive movement in the future. But a gap remains between the Biden administration’s rhetoric and its deeds. Practical action to fulfill policy commitments is a crucial first step toward trust. 
- Apr 24, 2023 - Success or failure is closely linked to China’s ability to influence its own neighborhood, as America’s real purpose is the creation of a NATO-style regional alliance. For the U.S., much depends on whether it can accommodate the concerns of countries that don’t want to take sides. 
- Apr 24, 2023 - China has no motive to engage in ideological competition or confrontation with the United States. Its defense of its own ideological foundation is a natural response to U.S. rhetoric. The so-called ideological competition is nothing but an American fabrication. 
- Mar 15, 2023 - The country’s agenda is underpinned by development — both its own and that of others. As the economic pie gets bigger, everyone benefits. China hopes to bring more certainty and sustainability to the world and boost the confidence of all. 
- Mar 09, 2023 - The strategy is based on 20th century thinking in a 21st century environment. It will therefore inevitably run into problems. This design flaw is its Achilles heel: It has improper strategic goals, an imaginary competitor and an ineffective and misguided approach. 
- Feb 07, 2023 - The shift has been limited so far, so China need not overreact. It should closely monitor where NATO is heading, however. The best way to deal with it is to run its own affairs well and buttress its ability to rise above external shocks and challenges. 
- Jan 19, 2023 - At the North American Leaders’ Summit in Mexico City in early January, the unmistakable undercurrent was U.S. competition with China. Clearly, China should increase its political support for Latin American countries in their efforts to gain equal footing with the United States. 
- Nov 11, 2022 - China’s international strategy is laid out clearly in the political report to the 20th National Congress of the CPC. It unambiguously states what China upholds and highlights what it opposes, reflecting a firmer stance and greater confidence in Chinese diplomacy. 
- Nov 10, 2022 - In seeking to understand Chinese-style modernization, one should note its evolution in both theory and practice. It presents developing nations with a meaningful reference to draw upon, rather than a rigid template. 
