The Point: Will Trump's 'America first' mentality prevail over globalization in Asia?

At the 25th APEC CEO Summit in Da Nang, Vietnam on Friday, Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump delivered their highly anticipated keynote speeches. While Trump reiterated that he "will always put America first," saying that the US has not been fairly treated by the WTO, Xi vowed that China wouldn't stop the pace of opening up to the world and that globalization is "an irreversible historical trend." How do the two approaches differ and how are they likely to affect not just the region but the world?

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[angelomarv]

IF Trump want an absolute Fairness, maybe by rest of world starting dumping dollar.
US dollar is too strong, Any country's cost is cheap compare to it.

[thepchaipoo]

中美有友好關係世界就有和平, 中美若是有冲突世界就没有好日子过了! !
彼此相安, 和平无事最好, 大家都有安乐日子过 ! !
China and the United States have friendly relationship, the World will be in peace!
If China and the United States are in conflict, then the World will have no peace, no good days.
Peace is best, peace to each other, everyone will enjoy a happy life everyday!

[ShinjiKataoka]

Why can't the rest of the world just ignore Trump and the United states and keep them isolated, so that the rest of the world moves on and interact economically with one another?

[htin]

What China want to buy, USA do not want to sell.
Will USA sell aircraft carriers and F22 to China?