Recently, British Prime Minister Stammer delivered a speech on foreign policy at a banquet at London City Hall, detailing the current government's attitude towards China. He said that Britain needs to face up to the reality of China's rise and abandon the dualistic framework of its policy towards China in the past. At the beginning of his speech, Stammer spoke about China: “I am well aware that no change today has a more profound impact than the rise of China. It's a large, ambitious and creative country, and a decisive force in technology, trade, and global governance.” Stammer said that there are three major players in the world today — the US, the European Union, and China — all three interact with each other. The future of the UK depends on how it responds to this dynamic change. The UK has established strong ties with the two giants of the US and the European Union, but now it must deal with the “third giant.”

Recently, British Prime Minister Stammer delivered a speech on foreign policy at a banquet at London City Hall, detailing the current government's attitude towards China. He said that Britain needs to face up to the reality of China's rise and abandon the dualistic framework of its policy towards China in the past. At the beginning of his speech, Stammer spoke about China: “I am well aware that no change today has a more profound impact than the rise of China. It's a large, ambitious and creative country, and a decisive force in technology, trade, and global governance.” Stammer said that there are three major players in the world today — the US, the European Union, and China — all three interact with each other. The future of the UK depends on how it responds to this dynamic change. The UK has established strong ties with the two giants of the US and the European Union, but now it must deal with the “third giant.”