Would Biden Take a Different Approach From Trump on China?

The video discusses the evolving US-China relationship, highlighting the bipartisan consensus on a stronger stance against China. It compares the diplomatic approaches of Biden and Trump, noting Biden's multilateralism versus Trump's unilateralism. The potential impact of congressional changes on China policy is explored, with a focus on bipartisan support for key issues. The video also addresses China's self-reliance strategy and its implications for US businesses, emphasizing ongoing decoupling trends.

What are the potential implications of a Biden presidency on US-China relations compared to the Trump administration?

How do the political parties in the US generally agree on the approach to China?

What differences might exist between a Biden administration and a Trump administration in terms of diplomatic style?

How has anti-China sentiment evolved in the US political landscape?

What are the key issues that both Republican and Democratic parties are focusing on regarding China?

What is the significance of the term 'dual circulation' in the context of China's economic strategy?

In what ways might the relationship between the US and China change in the coming years?