U.S. Needs More Patience With China, CSRC Vice Chair Says

The video discusses the evolution of US-China economic relations, highlighting the initial promise and subsequent deterioration. It explores key events and strategies, such as the US's engage and hedge approach and China's economic growth. The discussion includes the impact of the 2008 financial crisis and questions about future relations, emphasizing the need for patience and understanding between the two nations.

What was the speaker's role in the US-China economic relationship?

• A CEO of a US company

• A top securities regulator in Beijing

• An investor in the US market

• A diplomat in the US embassy

What triggered the recent difficulties in US-China relations according to the speaker?

• A natural disaster affecting both countries

• China's refusal to trade with the US

• The US's sudden realization of China's economic growth

• A change in China's political system

What strategy has the US historically used in dealing with China?

• Direct confrontation

• Engage and hedge

• Isolation and sanctions

• Complete cooperation

What question does the speaker raise about the US's intentions towards China?

• Does the US want to form a military alliance with China?

• Does the US want to adopt China's economic model?

• Does the US want to isolate China?

• Does the US want China to prosper equally?

What is the speaker's view on the US's readiness to cede its position to China?

• The US is not ready to cede its position

• The US is eager to cede its position

• The US has already ceded its position

• The US is indifferent about its position

What is the key date mentioned in the theory about China's assertiveness?

• 2015

• 2020

• 2008

• 2000

According to the speaker, why can't China hide its economic interests anymore?

• China has no global interests

• China is not interested in global trade

• China's economy is too small

• China's economy is too large