Shifting Sentiments: America's Evolving View on China

This chapter examines the changing landscape of American public opinion towards China, particularly noting the rise in anti-China sentiment since the 2018 trade war. It delves into the historical roots of xenophobia and the intersection of labor politics and nationalism, advocating for a cooperative global identity over a competitive mindset. The discussion critiques current U.S. policies and highlights the need for a focus on human well-being rather than escalating geopolitical tensions.