China deja en shock a EE. UU.: la lucha ya ha terminado | Prof. Wang Wen

Welcome back to Neutrality Studies, everyone. Today, for the first time, we have Professor Wang Wen, dean of the Chong Institute of Financial Studies at Renmin University of China. Professor Wang, welcome. Thank you. Thank you for giving me this opportunity. It's fantastic to have a Chinese academic here. You have been, indeed you are

, one of those very attentive people who try to analyze international relations, and that is why I would like to ask you, above all, about the current relationship between China and the United States, and perhaps we can start with Donald Trump because it is difficult to leave him out. How do you think the Chinese really view the

second Trump administration?

Yes. Well, this is a very important question. You know, Trump is very famous. It is also very famous in China. Everyone in China knows him. But the problem is that little by little, compared to 8 years ago or 2 years ago, when he came back to power, I think the Chinese have already formed

many consensuses about Trump 2.0. Let me outline some of those points of consensus in Chinese opinion regarding Trump 2.0. The first is that Trump 2.0 represents a concentrated explosion of the contradictions inherent in the American system. The America First transactional policy is rapidly eroding America's global leadership . As I have said, in

comparison with Trump 1.0, who came to power in 2017, Trump 2.0 is no longer simply about shaking up the Washington establishment, but about a systematic transformation of the rules of government in the United States, a purge of the federal public employment system, and an unlimited expression of executive power. So now we can see