Fairness is the key to a better business world and China is doing its part to crack down on monopolies to open up fair competition and to create a new generation of entrepreneurs in China who can spring up and succeed.
Washington must reflect carefully about the present unstable international situation and about the deteriorating socio-economic and volatile political condition into which the US has fallen.
The US fortunes are fading and their ‘decoupling’ strategy will only accelerate the downward spiral of the nation.
Tariffs alone will not stop China’s rise. China’s most important strategic interest lies in its access to technology and however bitter this pill is to swallow for the US, this may be a trade-off in the end of Phase One discussions.
A healthy population can contribute to strengthening the nation. And we are seeing that in China.
At this critical point, all countries of the world should get united, getting rid of the US political games, pushing energetically for fighting the pandemic and sourcing its origins. WHO should also serve the people of the world, instead of a few in Washington. The window period is fast closing, we have no time to waste.
If the reason for America’s failure stems from democracy itself, and the demand to place national self-interest above the rights of others, then that would suggest that democracy could endanger the collective well-being of the global community.
US should come out of this mindset of witch-hunting and working to strengthen cooperation.
The coronavirus origins probe is rigorous scientific research, not far-fetched connections. As such, no one should throw buckets at others.
The essence of the policy failure is that the US should not have invaded Afghanistan in the first place.
Understanding how and where the virus originated is crucial to prevent it from happening again.
Combining China’s Five Principles and shared future concepts with traditional Western humanist concepts provides a basis for discussion and common cooperative and constructive action.
