Biden Sees No Imminent Threat of China Invading Taiwan

The transcript discusses the tensions between China and Taiwan, with a focus on whether China intends to invade Taiwan. The speaker believes there is no imminent threat and emphasizes the importance of peaceful resolution. The US policy on Taiwan remains unchanged, and there is a mutual understanding between the US and China. The US is prepared to handle global changes and has agreed to further discussions with China on unresolved issues.

What is the speaker's stance on the possibility of a new Cold War?

• It is beneficial.

• It is already happening.

• It is unnecessary.

• It is inevitable.

What does the speaker believe about China's intentions towards Taiwan?

• China has already invaded.

• China is seeking peaceful resolution.

• China has no plans to invade imminently.

• China is planning an imminent invasion.

What has remained unchanged according to the speaker?

• US trade agreements.

• US military strategy.

• US economic policy.

• US policy on Taiwan.

How does the speaker suggest Cross Strait issues should be resolved?

• Through economic sanctions.

• Through diplomatic isolation.

• Through military intervention.

• Through peaceful means.

What agreement was made between the speaker and Xi Jinping?

• To increase military presence.

• To impose trade restrictions.

• To end diplomatic relations.

• To have further discussions on unresolved issues.