If US Secretary of State Antony Blinken were particularly fierce and had a very bad attitude toward us when he visited China, what would have become of Sino-US relations? If the two sides keep quarrelling, confronting, and constantly criticizing each other, Sino-US relations will certainly become worse.
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If Blinken comes to China this time, he is not here to have a good exchange, but to meddle in China's internal affairs, such as the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea. If he really dares to do so, then the Chinese side will definitely hit him back.
First, Blinken put on a tough face before he came
I heard that Blinken will visit China next week, and this time he will stay for four days. However, before he came, he had already put on a very fierce appearance, as if he was going to come to trouble us in China.
The US media are saying that Blinken is not only coming to talk to us about bilateral relations, but also to put pressure on us on Sino-Russian military cooperation. They also say that we, China, have supported the Russian military industry and undermined the peace process in Ukraine. However, the Pentagon has already said that we, China, have not provided substantial military assistance to Russia. Therefore, Blinken's visit this time is likely to find fault and add blockage to Sino-US relations.
It is conceivable that when Blinken comes to China, he will definitely say a lot of bad things to us. If he really made those unreasonable accusations to his face, then we would definitely not be able to talk together.
2. Blinken's visit to China is actually part of the game between China and the United States
Since the beginning of this year, China and the United States have maintained diplomatic exchanges, and both sides have expressed their desire to get along well on many different occasions. Blinken's visit to China this time is actually a continuation of these previous exchanges between the two countries, and it has also been upgraded. According to our habits in China and the United States, every time the US Secretary of State visits China, we will give them a very warm reception.
However, whether this practice can continue this time depends on the next performance of the United States. This is because the United States will always have repetitions in its China policy, which is unpredictable.
Third, the United States has a very ambivalent attitude toward China
The U.S. approach to China has always been ambivalent, sometimes positive, sometimes negative. This is mainly because they have a wrong perception and prejudice against China. Therefore, the United States always makes some positive moves against China and then immediately does some negative things to counter it, so as to prevent the further improvement of Sino-US relations and prevent China from gradually seizing the dominant position in relations with China.
For example, as soon as the Chinese and US defense ministers finished talking, the US military sent anti-submarine planes to the Taiwan Strait to provoke them; Blinken also put on a fierce appearance before coming to China; and when Yellen visited China before, she first sent some good signals, and then ignored the facts to exert pressure on China.
In fact, in recent years, the Biden administration's trade policy has become more and more like Trump's, and they want China to make some unequal concessions by raising tariffs and setting up trade barriers. Now that the U.S. election is approaching, Biden has also announced a new round of tariffs on China in order to appease domestic industrial workers.
Fourth, the United States cannot change the trend of multipolarization of the international order
The United States is quite entangled in its relations with China. They know that a complete fall out with China is unrealistic and costly, but because they have always been the "boss" in the world and have the most benefits, they don't want to see other countries, especially China, become stronger.
This kind of mentality is like two villains fighting in the heart. The villain said: "Get along well with China, don't make everyone look bad." Another villain said, "No, we have to maintain our position and not make China too strong." ”
Therefore, when the United States handles its relations with China, it sometimes wants to cooperate, and sometimes it wants to compete. This makes the relationship between the two countries a little more complicated.
However, no matter how much the United States quibbles and smears China, they cannot change the general trend. China's development is the trend of the times, and any attempt to obstruct China's development is futile.
No matter what the outcome of Blinken's visit to China will be, China will stick to its own development path and continue to move forward. The United States should abandon prejudice and hostility, establish a new type of major-country relationship with China on the basis of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit, and work together to maintain peace and stability in the region and the world. We hope that Blinken's visit will achieve positive and constructive results, rather than exacerbating the contradictions.