(Washington Composite Electric) The next day, the United States Biden government took office and faced the pressure from Republican members on the issue of China.
Republican senior members requested Biden to respond to China's sanctions on Trump ’s government officials, and said that China was testing the Bayidon government’ s determination to continue to adopt a stronger position on China.
These Republicans suggest that the new government cannot show weakness and should take anti -sanctions or strengthen existing measures.A Republican staff of the House of Representatives Diplomatic Commission described that the latest moves of China have made bilateral tensions "seriously upgraded".
Member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and senior Republican senator, Li Shi, posted on Twitter that Beijing "has been testing whether the Bayeng government has determined to continue its tougher policy and competition method."Li Shi said: "Both parties must be united to show Beijing, and any action will not hinder us to protect the interests of the United States."
Some Republicans are worried that the Bayeng government will put a strong stance on China in order to ensure that China and the United States can cooperate in the future of climate change and North Korean issues.
However, the Biden government did not respond to this.
On Wednesday, on Wednesday, on Wednesday, Biden announced that the Secretary of State Pompeo and 27 other Trump government officials announced the sanctions.The Biden government said on the next day that this move was "no constructive and negative", and urged the United States to condemn in the same way.The Biden government also pointed out that China ’s move seems to be trying to differentiate the United States, reminding so that it will not achieve the expected results.
The new Secretary of State Blingken, nominated by Biden, said on Tuesday that he supports Pompeo's tough stance to Hua."We can defeat China by competition." He also said that China is the "most significant challenge" faced by the United States.
Some people in the American business community believe that China's actions are a warning that not only for Biden, but also for companies, banks, consulting companies, think tanks, and universities that have access to and from former US officials.
An analyst at the policy of Chinese private enterprise policy said that the Biden government must study and formulate countermeasures as soon as possible. "This requires a recent response, and it should not be implied." The analyst was also worried that the Chinese side had been dealt with anonymous.
