China Relations

The provided content primarily discusses U.S.-China relations, a significant and complex bilateral relationship marked by periods of cooperation and tension. The United States addresses its relationship with China under the principles of reciprocity and fairness, focusing on deterring aggression, combating unfair trade practices, countering cyber activity, addressing fentanyl precursors, mitigating manipulation of international organizations, and promoting human rights accountability. Economic dimensions are crucial, with significant trade deficits and U.S. foreign direct investment in China. Concerns include China's restrictive investment climate, unfair trade practices, and efforts to obtain U.S. technologies. China's role in international organizations is also scrutinized, with observations of attempts to manipulate and subvert these bodies to advance goals globally. Information is also given on the Chinese embassy in the United States at 3505 International Place, NW, Washington, DC 20008; Tel.: (202) 495-2266, and consulates in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.