Gao Zhikai: China-U.S. relations must be stable and strategic
Gao Zhikai, Vice President of the Center for China and Globalization, emphasizes the necessity of stable and strategic China-U.S. relations for the global economy and influence.
Dr. Gao Zhikai, Vice President of the Center for China and Globalization, has stressed the importance of stability and a strategic direction in China-U.S. relations. As the world's two largest economies and major global powers, their interactions profoundly affect not only the well-being of their respective populations but also the trajectory of the world.
Gao shared his views on the development and future direction of China-U.S. relations in an interview with Haiwai.net as part of the "Real-Time•Tide Watching" series. He highlighted that the engagement between the two countries needs to be predictable and planned to ensure global stability.
During the interview, Gao discussed the complexities of the relationship and its impact on international politics and the global economy. While specific solutions were not detailed, his overall message conveyed that a long-term strategic vision is essential for managing cooperation and potential tensions between the two nations.
The strategic development of China-U.S. relations is seen as a critical factor in maintaining global order and ensuring predictability for the world economy moving forward.