How Would Biden Deal With China If Elected President?

The transcript discusses the US-China trade war, highlighting the potential changes a Biden administration might bring, such as lifting tariffs and focusing on key issues beyond the trade deficit. It explores Biden's foreign policy approach, emphasizing practical negotiations and cooperation on global issues like climate change. The discussion also touches on internal debates within China and the risks of military conflict over Taiwan, stressing the need for careful diplomacy.

What is one of the main differences in approach between the Trump and potential Biden administrations regarding China?

• Biden would ignore China's human rights issues.

• Biden would address Chinese policies disadvantaging foreign firms.

• Biden would lift tariffs immediately.

• Biden would focus on the trade deficit.

How did Senator Harris respond to Vice President Pence's depiction of Biden as a cheerleader for China?

• She agreed with Pence.

• She highlighted the Trump administration's failures.

• She claimed Biden was tougher on China.

• She ignored the comment.

What did the Pew study mentioned in the discussion highlight?

• Growing trust in China

• Decreasing respect for President Trump globally

• Rising popularity of Chinese technology

• Increasing US trade deficit

What areas might a Biden administration seek cooperation with China?

• Nuclear weapons development

• Space exploration

• Climate change and pandemics

• Military expansion

What is a potential risk factor in US-China relations mentioned in the discussion?

• Military conflict over Taiwan

• Cultural exchanges

• Tourism decline

• Trade surplus

What is the term used to describe China's aggressive diplomatic style?

• Dragon diplomacy

• Wolf warrior diplomacy

• Tiger diplomacy

• Panda diplomacy

What is one criticism of Chinese foreign policy mentioned in the discussion?

• Ignoring environmental issues

• Focusing too much on technology

• Overreaching and picking fights with other countries

• Not engaging enough with the US