‘Certainly a weak president’: Chinese government advisor thinks Biden could start war

US President-elect Joe Biden is actually a really weak President and he might begin a conflict with China, a Chienese authorities advisor has stated underlying the necessity for the China authorities to fix ties with the US. Zheng Yongnian, the Dean of the Advanced Institute of Global and Contemporary China Studies, a Shenzhen-based suppose tank, has analysed that if Biden can’t type out home points, then he might simply do one thing towards China. Trump was not involved in wars, as he was not involved in selling democracy and freedom, however Biden is.

“He is certainly a very weak President, if he can’t sort out domestic issues, then he will do something on the diplomatic front, do something against China. If we say Trump is not interested in promoting democracy and freedom, Biden is. (President Donald) Trump is not interested in war… but a Democratic President could start wars,” Zheng Yongnian stated.

Zheng stated Biden would possibly make the most of the general public resentment in direction of China after he entered the White House. “American society is torn apart. I don’t think Biden can do anything about it,” he stated. And Biden had left sufficient indications of how his China coverage can be throughout his campaigning, Zheng stated reminding China of how Biden known as Xi Jinping a “thug”.

China’s relationship with the US, which has deteriorated throughout Trump’s presidency, won’t enhance routinely below Biden, Zheng Yongnian has famous. Instead, Beijing needs to be ready for a tricky stance from Washington.

“The good old days are over… the cold war hawks in the US have been in a highly mobilised state for several years, and they will not disappear overnight,” Zheng stated in an interview on the sidelines of the Understanding China Conference in Guangzhou not too long ago.

Zheng, who attended a symposium hosted by President Xi Jinping in August to supply recommendation on China’s long-term technique, stated there was now a bipartisan consensus within the US on containing China.

Over 300 separate Bills focusing on China have been drawn up by each Democrats and Republicans within the Congress, and the necessary ones addressing the catastrophes in Hong Kong and Xinjiang loved full bipartisan help. The most probably efficient regulation, the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act, which Trump solely reluctantly signed, was co-sponsored by Republican Marco Rubio and Kamala Harris, the Democrats’ Vice-President-elect.

(With ANI inputs)