Recent events suggest that 30 years after the end of the Cold War, the United States has started a "new Cold War" with the Chinese Communist Party.
This one-nation layout constitutes a national security challenge from the world's largest communist state to the largest bastion of the democratic camp, the United States. If Trump, who is in the midst of trade negotiations, is simply trying to curb unfair trade deals and protect U.S. interests, and that he has placed strong expectations on the U.S.-China trade deal. Then the continuing events of 2020 should change the U.S. government's view.
Notes:
2:44 Former President Nixon pushed for the establishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and the CCP.
3:40 President Jimmy Carter and CCP leader Deng Xiaoping signed the accords in 1979.
4:33 US President Bill Clinton (Right) shakes hands with Chinese Chairman Jiang Zemin (Left)
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