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‘Chinese Encounters with America’ argues U.S. and China lost shared interests
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TPR: The Public's Radio
Stories like this are almost inconceivable today in both the United States and China, as the tone of their bilateral relations has fundamentally shifted.
Chinese America watchers see opportunities and pitfalls Some of China’s America watchers see opportunities for their country in the United States’ retreat from international institutions.
NPR: You said you were concerned that both Americans and Chinese had lost sight of their shared interests.
Davis and Lautz: China’s unexpected arrival as a major economic and military power triggered a downward spiral in the U.S.-China relations.
Beijing viewed the United States as a threat to its interests, especially the PRC’s claim to the island of Taiwan.
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