The US White House released the Trump administration's new “National Security Strategy” on the evening of December 4, local time. US media reported on December 5 that this 33-page document explains the current US administration's adjustments to its foreign policy. In the section involving China, the new US national security strategy states that since 1979, China and the US initially established a relationship pattern where one side was a mature and wealthy economy and one of the poorest countries in the world, but now it has evolved into an almost equal relationship. The strategy also stated that the US will adjust its economic relationship with China and restore America's economic autonomy based on the principle of mutual benefit and equality.

The US White House released the Trump administration's new “National Security Strategy” on the evening of December 4, local time. US media reported on December 5 that this 33-page document explains the current US administration's adjustments to its foreign policy. In the section involving China, the new US national security strategy states that since 1979, China and the US initially established a relationship pattern where one side was a mature and wealthy economy and one of the poorest countries in the world, but now it has evolved into an almost equal relationship. The strategy also stated that the US will adjust its economic relationship with China and restore America's economic autonomy based on the principle of mutual benefit and equality.