It becomes more confident and tough, and the relationship between the two countries is facing huge challenges.Even so, he still opposes the use of "New Cold War" to define Sino -US relations and hints that leaders of the two countries may have contact soon.

Chen Jing Shanghai Special Commissioner

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Kurt Campbell, the highest official of the White House in charge of Asian affairs, believes that China and the United States may live peacefully together; but as Beijing becomes more confident and tough, the relationship between the two countries is facing a huge challenge.Even so, he still opposes the use of "New Cold War" to define Sino -US relations and hints that leaders of the two countries may have contact soon.

The scholars of the interviewees believe that Campbell's speech reflects Washington's exploring new policies for China, but the tone of the two countries in China and the United States will not change.Essence

Campbell, a coordinator of Indo -Pacific Affairs of the National Security Council, attended the online dialogue of the Asian Association of Think Tank on Tuesday (6th).He said when he answered the chairman of the association and former Australian Prime Minister Lu Kewen about the outbreak of the "New Cold War" between the United States and China that defining Sino -US relations with the "New Cold War" framework will make the subject more blurred rather than clear, which may leadReturn to the old thinking mode, which helps to cope with the challenges brought by China.

Campbell said that there may be an uncertainty in the future, and even occasionally there may be tensions."Do I think that the United States and China may coexist and get along peacefully? Yes, I think this is possible. But I also think that the challenges faced by this generation and the next generation are extremely difficult."

He believes that the Chinese government has become more and more tough recently. It has taken action on many countries including Australia, which is in sharp contrast to the 1990s' approach, and such foreign policies may continue.

Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China and Chinese President Xi Jinping, strongly responded to the external pressure faced by China at the CPC's Centennial Conference last week.He shouted to the United States, saying that the external forces of delusions to bully, oppression and slavery in China must "bleed their heads."

Xi Jinping and US President Biden had a two -hour telephone talks in February this year.The outside world is expected to meet at the Twenty Group (G20) Summit in Italy in October this year.Campbell revealed at the dialogue that the heads of the two countries "some kind of contact will be performed in the near future."However, he added that Biden would also hold a summit with Australia, India, and Japanese leaders participating in the Quartet Security Dialogue (QUAD) later this year.Campbell's prediction to the US challenge is to formulate a strategy to provide a response to China, but also respond to the other party's measures that "not conducive to peace and stability".

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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said in response to Campbell yesterday that the development and progress of China is the result of the hard work of the Chinese people.He reiterated that he hoped that the United States would adopt a rational and pragmatic policy of China, focus on cooperation, control differences, and promote the healthy and stable development of Sino -US relations.

Cheng Xiaohe, an associate professor of the School of International Relations of the Renmin University of China, analyzed the United Zaobao that Campbell's speech explained that the Bayeng government has diagnosed the relationship between the relationship between the two countries after reviewing the policy of China, but has not found the right medicine."It is certain that the past guidelines and policies are no longer adapted to the current Sino -US relations. Both countries need to pass more interaction and find a new balance point in the next year or two. Leaders of the two countries are a good starting point."

James Char, assistant researcher at the Nanyang University of Technology Rajerinan International Research Institute, believes that Campbell's speech helps to ease the tension between China and the United States.However, it is not expected that relations between the two countries will usher in a turning point with the contact of the leaders.