Taihe Institute's Tangen on China's Diplomacy

The transcript discusses the absence of Ching Gong and its implications on China's diplomacy and policies. It highlights the speculation surrounding his absence, the strategic nature of China's diplomacy, and the potential impacts on internal and external relations. The discussion also touches on global perceptions of China, its trade relations, and the importance of stability in its diplomatic approach.

What is the primary driver of China's diplomacy according to the discussion?

• Personalities of leaders

• Game theory and strategic objectives

• Public opinion

• Military strength

What is the main focus of China's foreign policy as mentioned in the section?

• Economic relationships

• Cultural exchange

• Military expansion

• Environmental policies

How does China view its relationship with the United States?

• As a military alliance

• As a cultural exchange opportunity

• As a key economic relationship

• As a minor concern

How does the Chinese political system ensure loyalty among its members?

• Through party loyalty

• By frequent elections

• By allowing personal agendas

• Through public referendums

What is a key characteristic of China's approach to international relations?

• Isolationism

• Surprise tactics

• Stability and deliberate actions

• Frequent policy changes

What concern is raised about China's transparency in the global market?

• Lack of technological advancement

• Data gaps and policy shifts

• Excessive military spending

• Over-reliance on foreign aid

What is the global narrative about China that is mentioned?

• China is a closed economy

• China is a major trading partner for many countries

• China is reducing its global influence

• China is focusing solely on domestic issues