What China policy would you suggest to the US President and why? (if you were a US citizen and from your interests) by Yi-hung Chiou

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2025-03-24 06:23:03 UTC

As an investor with substantial stakes in a US financial firm, I have business interests in supportive economic policies with China. Hence, I'd support greater US-China collaborations through market liberalisation to maximise business opportunities in the established China market.

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danielzee13 — 2025-03-24 06:23:13 UTC

(Engineer) I think US should not deny everything from China. After all, China is a strong country,and it would be good to have some economic and trade-related cooperation.

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2025-03-24 06:23:50 UTC

IT industry.
Engagement. China, with its gigantic population, represent a market with immense potential.

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2025-03-24 06:24:27 UTC

Work for a major US technology producer. I want the relations to China to be poor so that import of Chinese products will be hard and therefore reduce competition.

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2025-03-24 06:24:30 UTC

Manager of Boeing
It would be wise to maintain a stable relationship with China, both for goods exchange, but also for tourists market.

2025-03-24 06:24:46 UTC

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If I would be for example CEO of a american company that produces its products in China I would suggest smaller tariffs and more open business regulations with china.

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2025-03-24 06:24:47 UTC

As a engineer, The U.S. should limit China’s access to critical technologies (AI, quantum computing, 5G, semiconductors) to prevent military and economic espionage.

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2025-03-24 06:24:58 UTC

Provide the technique ofCarbon Capture and Storage (CCS)

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2025-03-24 06:25:01 UTC

In the financial industry

Cooperation and remove the restrictions that was put on China, for both party to be better off, promote economy growth

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2025-03-24 06:25:17 UTC

Human rights professor
Use targeted sanctions to supporting human rights activists and democracy movements

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janet20050705 — 2025-03-24 06:26:01 UTC

As an economist of the US, my policy recommendation is to promote fair trade and financial transparency to ensure a stable global economy and prevent market distortions.

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2025-03-24 06:26:07 UTC

I’m from the department of applied chemistry, might be a process engineer. I would suggest the US president to have further negotiations with China to make good use of China's relatively cheap labor.

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2025-03-24 06:26:45 UTC

I’m a business owner.
Protect U.S. innovation and supply chains, but keep trade open and dialogue active.

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2025-03-24 06:27:57 UTC

To my opinion, we should notice the industry progression like IT, semiconductor and so on because the cost in there is cheap, and the process technology is still improving, which is a noticeable threat to US industry

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2025-03-24 06:28:06 UTC

engineering - put more effort to develop national manufacturing to be independent from China’s influence

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2025-03-24 06:30:03 UTC

1) Computer science, software development student

2) I think the President should take a balanced approach to China. We should stay competitive by investing in our tech and cybersecurity to keep the U.S. a leader in innovation. At the same time, we need to cooperate with China through fair trade and joint projects because working together can benefit both countries.

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dhymg12 — 2025-03-24 06:30:09 UTC

Im a boss who produces vegetable and would like to benefit from other countries. I would suggest the president to eliminate the tariff, so i can buy some low cost raw meteral from other nations.

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2025-03-24 06:30:41 UTC

1. Environmental Protection Organization

2. Although development is important, the environment is limited resources that you have to protect.

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2025-03-24 06:32:06 UTC

Material science engineer
Increase other channels for rare earth element to counter China’s monopoly.

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2025-03-24 06:32:31 UTC

my profession/industry will be in the manufacturing sector or supply chain. I will get the US president to stop depending much on China for economic trade, and manufacture more products of our own

110350014

2025-03-24 06:32:50 UTC

（biotechnology)

Collaboration with China has advanced research in genomics, drug development, and global health. While we must protect U.S. intellectual property and biosecurity, cutting ties entirely would slow innovation and pandemic preparedness. Strategic competition is necessary, but science thrives on collaboration. A smart policy protects critical tech while keeping open the doors that save lives.

110350027

2025-03-24 06:32:50 UTC

In my opinion I think u should be unfriendly to China, because they will be weaker after financial sanctions.

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2025-03-24 06:33:02 UTC

If I were an technology entrepreneur,I would suggest the government to attract more Chinese engineer by open the market with China.

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2025-03-24 06:34:24 UTC

Technology industry

I think we should cooperate with China since they have a lot of resources(natural resources, human resources), and we may have a better development.

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2025-03-24 06:35:52 UTC

I’m the hotel chain businessman.
My advice is to make a transparency of money resources and make country safer for people and especially travelers. To create more friendly environment with China will help to get more benefits for both and common business.

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christine921118 — 2025-03-24 06:40:49 UTC

If I were a U.S. citizen working as an international trade analyst, I would suggest a pragmatic and balanced China policy that prioritizes economic stability, technological competitiveness, and diplomatic engagement.

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2025-03-24 06:55:22 UTC

Engineer
For engineers, AI competition between the U.S. and China is beneficial because it drives innovation, increases job opportunities, ensures open technology development, and fosters a more diverse and dynamic AI ecosystem