Biden’s China Blacklist a Bad Decision: Wang

The transcript discusses the evolving US-China relations, focusing on the Biden administration's policies, which appear more robust than those of the Trump era. It highlights the surprise in Beijing regarding these policies, the strategic rivalry between the two nations, and the ongoing dialogue efforts. The discussion also touches on the economic implications of these policies and the impact of the COVID-19 origins investigation on bilateral relations.

What is the main concern regarding the US administration's decision on Chinese companies?

• It strengthens business ties.

• It may negatively impact US investments.

• It supports Chinese economic growth.

• It aligns with previous administrations.

How does Beijing perceive the US's current approach compared to the previous administration?

• More lenient

• Unchanged

• Less strategic

• More robust

What is a significant factor in the US-China economic relationship?

• Tourism

• Business and trade

• Cultural exchange

• Military cooperation

What is a potential area for US-China cooperation despite their rivalry?

• Military alliances

• Climate change

• Space exploration

• Cultural festivals

What is the stance of the Ministry of Commerce regarding US-China dialogues?

• They are irrelevant.

• They are actively pursued.

• They are discouraged.

• They are postponed.

What is the main criticism of the COVID-19 origins investigation?

• It is too scientific.

• It lacks international cooperation.

• It is too lenient.

• It is too quick.

What approach is suggested for handling the pandemic?

• Blaming other countries

• Scientific collaboration

• Political debates

• Ignoring the issue