A great majority blames China for COVID-19. Recent polls show only 22 percent of Americans see China favorably. He calls the idea of decoupling 'unrealistic and ultimately counter-productive.' He sees China not as an 'adversary,' but the 'biggest competitor.'Д«ut others have a different view. He said during their debate that the trade deficit with China has gone up since 2017. Rather, it will be much more traditional.'Д«iden sees Trump's China policy as a failure. He will not use his Twitter account to affect foreign policy. You will see a president who will engage in quiet diplomacy. Ambassador to China commented on Biden's potential foreign policy: 'When it comes to China, I think you'll see a bit of a reset. Some want him to undo the damage, or at least return the relationship to a functional one, a normal one. President-elect Biden will take over a United States he hardly recognizes and a relationship with China he might never intended. When talking to university students during the trip, Biden said that, 'A rising China will fuel economic growth and prosperity, and it will bring to the fore a new partner with whom we can meet global challenges together.'ДЇast-forward to 2021. This time, he landed in the world's second largest economy вЂ“ an economy that came out of the 2008 financial crisis in better shape than that of the U.S. Biden said: 'The United States welcomes the emergence of a prosperous, integrated China on the global stage, because we expect this is going to be a China that plays by the rules.' His mission? Help forge an economic relationship with China and bring the country into the World Trade Organization. In 2001, he came to China as the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Chinese President Xi Jinping once called Joe Biden an 'old friend.'

Return of an old friend