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The 17 pages that link to China–United States relations, each with the reason it gives.

• Deng XiaopingRelated: Deng’s 1979 visit symbolized normalized relations and China’s opening to the West.

• People's Republic of ChinaRelated: Competition and cooperation with the United States shape the People's Republic's global position.

• ChinaRelated: Competition and cooperation between them affect global affairs.

• Zhou EnlaiRelated: Zhou helped begin the rapprochement that transformed a hostile relationship into official contact.

• Belt and Road InitiativeRelated: Competition over infrastructure and influence has made the initiative a point of strategic debate.

• Xi JinpingRelated: Rivalry between the two powers intensified during Xi’s leadership.

• Jiang ZeminRelated: Jiang pursued engagement while managing disputes over Taiwan, trade, and security.

• AUKUSRelated: Rising strategic competition between these powers forms part of AUKUS’s security context.

• 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacreRelated: The crackdown prompted sanctions and strained relations between the two governments.

• China–North Korea relationsCompared with: Competition with Washington shapes Beijing’s calculations about North Korea’s security and nuclear programs.

• Four ModernizationsRelated: Improved ties after 1972 widened opportunities for China to acquire technology and expertise.

• Sino-Japanese relationsRelated: US–China rivalry influences how Beijing and Tokyo assess regional security and alignment.

• AtlanticismRelated: Allies differ over how far Atlantic cooperation should extend to competition with China.

• South China Morning PostRelated: Its regional reporting follows tensions affecting Hong Kong and East Asia.

• ChinaRelated: Their competition and interdependence influence global institutions and trade.

• Christopher A. WrayRelated: Wray repeatedly identified Chinese government activity as a major FBI counterintelligence concern.

• Pearl S. BuckRelated: Buck’s public writing influenced American perceptions of China during periods of political change.