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US & China Competitive Giants-The New Situation of Sino-US Technological Competition and Cooperatio

The New Situation of Sino-US Technological Competition and Cooperation Sources Source This article explores the possibilities of cooperation and competition between the US and China in the fields of public health, science, and technology against the backdrop of increasingly tense US-China relations. Through analysis of core issues such as climate action, infrastructure development, technological sovereignty, big data regulation, space exploration, and global health, the book points out that although serious distrust exists between the two sides in the geopolitical and security spheres, shared interests still drive certain forms of interaction. The authors argue that the US-China relationship is shifting from traditional collaborative cooperation to a model of "constructive competition," a trend with a dual impact on promoting technological innovation, formulating digital rules, and addressing global challenges. The main purpose of this text is to clarify that, as the world's two major powers, the interaction between the US and China not only determines their respective national security and economic interests but also profoundly reshapes the landscape and future of global governance.