Taihe Institute's Tangen on China's Diplomacy

The transcript discusses the absence of Ching Gong and its implications on China's diplomacy and policies. It highlights the speculation surrounding his absence, the strategic nature of China's diplomacy, and the potential impacts on internal and external relations. The discussion also touches on global perceptions of China, its trade relations, and the importance of stability in its diplomatic approach.

How might the recent changes in personnel signal a shift in China's overall direction?

How does the perception of loyalty within the Chinese political system differ from Western political systems?

What challenges does China face in maintaining transparency with its trading partners?