The overall public sentiment in China over Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan is that of anger and disappointment, while the discourse gaining ground is that Beijing cannot back down.
Sino-US relations: Red lines, green opportunities
One of the world’s most important bilateral relations is at a critical crossroads, with the decision likely to shape the global political and economic landscape in the coming years.
After the end of the four-year Trump administration, during which Sino-U.S. relations ran into the most difficult period since their establishment of diplomatic relations in the 1970s, a window of opportunities now arises to bring rationality back to bilateral relations.
Could the United States tolerate and cooperate with an expanding economy nearing its size?
China sent a clear message at the beginning of this year, which marks the 50th anniversary of Dr. Henry Kissinger’s ice-breaking secret trip to Beijing. Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi called on the new U.S. administration to “restore normalcy to the bilateral relations and restart cooperation” in an interview.