Redefining U.S.-China Relations

This chapter explores the necessity for the United States to reshape its narrative and strategy in foreign policy post-Cold War, particularly concerning its relationship with China. The discussion highlights the risks of alarmism and the historical context surrounding U.S.-China relations, while addressing the need for a balanced approach to national security. It emphasizes the importance of understanding public perception and the complexities of international diplomacy, particularly in light of the evolving dynamics in the South China Sea.