China-US Relationship Hinges On Changing Internal, External Forces
'Dual Circulation' To Focus on Domestic Market
Executive Summary
Given the ongoing election challenges in the US, China has yet to officially congratulate Joe Biden as the next US president, although many world leaders are already hailing a reset in US foreign policy. Many are wondering if this and other moves indicate a quiet internal shift for China's high tech and life sciences sectors, just days after Beijing concluded a high-level plenary meeting outlining its priorities for the next five years.
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