American policymakers have grown disappointed with forty years of engaging with China and integrating it into the global system. The US should put aside wishful thinking and accept a new, strong China as an equal partner, and aim for improved mutual understanding through greater communication and exchange — rather than vainly hoping to transform China.

Henry Kissinger has diagnosed a “new paradigm” in China-US relations. While the good old days of cooperation may be over, both powers have a chance to put aside their worst impulses — American paranoia prompted by its decline, and Chinese chauvinism brought about by its rise — steering away from cold war confrontation, instead forging a new path forward.

Under Trump the US has abandoned its former strategy of engagement with China, instead adopting a hardline stance. But his “trade war” has not borne fruit, while a recent thaw in negotiations shows the possibilities for renewed Sino-US cooperation.

China will expand the range of fentanyl-related substances it defines as controlled narcotics, a Chinese security official said on Monday, blaming U.S. culture for abuse of the drug.

We're condemned to cooperate, because if we don’t, we are really just condemned.

China urged the U.S. not to allow Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen to stop over in Hawaii next week.

Bacow also met with Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss the importance of learning and of cultural and educational exchanges.

The US reports was filled with "ideological prejudice and groundless accusations."

China will continue to work with the United States to build a strong and stable relationship between us.

Both presidents mark the 40 years of diplomatic ties.