The relationship between the United States and China has largely been shaped by the personal connection between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. Trump's approach to foreign policy has been highly personalized, relying on his own intuition and direct communication with other leaders, often bypassing traditional diplomatic channels. China, under Xi, has based its strategy for competition with the U.S. on the assumption that Trump, due to his influence over the Republican Party, can unilaterally deliver on agreements. AI
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