During the three years of “zero-COVID” lockdowns, analyst Dan Wang emerged as one of the most astute observers of China’s rapidly shifting domestic dynamics. He wants to challenge them to think whether China’s triumphs and missteps might also offer lessons for the United States. Wang: For decades, it was right and good for China to learn from the United States. That’s another indication that the Chinese state is more interested in national power than the happiness of its people. And the United States does not have to become China to build infrastructure.