Since Joe Biden became the U.S. president, transatlantic relations have witnessed a rapid revitalization, which is closely related to the Biden administration’s return to an idealistic foreign policy, and the U.S. pursuit to unite Europe to engage in intense competition with China.

The Biden administration recently released its Indo-Pacific Strategy Report. The strategy refers to the growing challenges facing the region from China, making groundless accusations that China is combining its economic, diplomatic, military, and technological might as it pursues a sphere of influence in the Indo-Pacific and seeks to become the world’s most influential power.

The Biden administration recently released its Indo-Pacific Strategy Report. The strategy refers to the growing challenges facing the region from China, making groundless accusations that China is combining its economic, diplomatic, military, and technological might as it pursues a sphere of influence in the Indo-Pacific and seeks to become the world’s most influential power.

Since Biden took office, the tone and tactics of the U.S. competition against China have gradually become clear. China-U.S. relations show both continuity and changes, and every interaction between the two countries attracts more attention from the world.

Washington concluded a two-day virtual Summit for Democracy recently. Despite the U.S. feeling satisfied with the summit, it was not well received. Most commentators believed the timing was not right for the U.S. to hold such a summit. The U.S. democracy is in decline, and the summit is unlikely to unite the world and will create new ideological divisions.

The Biden administration is eager to get the EU on board in its fight against China. One of its main reasons is to save Biden’s low approval ratings at home, hoping to enhance the U.S. strength through competition with China.

After a period of engaging with each other, Chinese President Xi Jinping met with U.S. President Joe Biden on November 16, the first face-to-face meeting virtually since Biden took office. Today, I will talk about how it will change the bilateral relations?