In recent years, there has been an increasing discussion of competition and cooperation between China and the United States. Some argue that China's rise and glory should be attributed to the United States, because the technology, markets, and capital of the United States provide tremendous support to China. But there are also those who believe that the United States, which raised a "tiger" - China, now faces a formidable opponent.
How the United States has supported China's rise
Since the 70s of the 20th century, the United States has been actively promoting China's modernization and openness policy. This includes trade and investment cooperation, providing technology and knowledge to China, and supporting China's membership in international organizations. These US supports have provided important help and support for China's economic development and modernization.
In the 80s and 90s of the 20th century, China gradually became one of the largest manufacturing bases in the world. China's low cost and mass production have attracted a large number of foreign companies, including many American companies. These enterprises have provided China with a lot of technical and management experience and brought Chinese products to all over the world. In addition, China's accession to the World Trade Organization has also provided a broader market for China's exports.
The United States raised a "tiger"
As China's economy and power have grown, some have come to believe that the United States has raised a "tiger" and now faces a formidable adversary. In fact, China's rise does bring some challenges and difficulties to the United States. China's market size and demographic dividend make it one of the largest consumer markets in the world, attracting many foreign companies to invest and explore the market. At the same time, China's technological level and innovation ability are constantly improving, which has made Chinese companies become global leaders in some fields.
However, we cannot simply say that the United States "raises tigers for the sake of suffering". In fact, the relationship between the United States and China is complex and multidimensional. While there is some competition and friction between the two countries, there are also many areas of cooperation and reciprocity. For example, the United States and China share common interests and space for cooperation on important issues such as climate change, counterterrorism, and the Korean Peninsula.
Therefore, we cannot simply attribute China's rise to the United States, nor can we think that the United States "raises tigers." Both China and the United States are important countries, each with its own advantages and challenges, and need to promote and develop together in cooperation and competition.
In the current international situation, the stability and cooperation of Sino-US relations are essential for global peace and prosperity. A more stable, constructive and productive relationship between the two countries is needed to address common challenges and interests. This requires the joint efforts and cooperation of political leaders and people in various fields of the two countries to continuously promote the development and progress of bilateral relations.
China's rise is the result of its own efforts and development
Although U.S. support has played a role, what is more important is China's own reform, opening up and modernization process. Through their own efforts and wisdom, the Chinese people have continuously promoted social progress and economic development in the process of reform and opening up. The improvement of China's economic strength and international status is the result of the efforts and struggles of the Chinese people themselves.
Therefore, we cannot simply attribute China's rise to the United States, nor can we see the Sino-US relationship as a simple "tiger-raising" relationship. There are huge differences and differences between China and the United States in terms of history, culture and institutions, and the cooperation and competition between the two countries is long-term, complex and multi-dimensional. We need to view China-US relations objectively, rationally and comprehensively, and promote the development and progress of bilateral relations with a more cooperative, constructive and open attitude.