I have more than one lot. One of them is for the good and well being of all people in Asia, as well as in the U.S. The entire Asia-Pacific region can prosper together, people who immigrate from one country to another can be a bridge to offer different perspectives. The reality is cooperation will be better than fighting in the long run for everybody. Anyway, my 2c not trying to force anybody.
I agree that cooperation is better in the long run for everyone.
But no matters what China does now, the USA will no longer cooperate with China.
From the Chinese perspective, China wants escape the middle-income trap and become a high-income nation.
That is a reasonable aspiration.
But the USA has finally realised that China will inevitably displace the USA, if China becomes a high-income nation.
After all, a wealthy hi-tech China has 4x the population, so a fully developed China have an economy 4x bigger.
Imagine what such a world would look like if you replaced the USA with China.
So that is why the USA will seek to prevent China becoming a wealthy hi-tech nation.
After all, Chinese technology companies would end up replace US technology companies in many instances.
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In the Asia-Pacific, I would also write off Australia, because it is too wedded to the idea of US as a protector because Australia sees itself as a Western nation rather than an Asian one.
Elsewhere, I think relations and cooperation can still be maintained.