Who Does China Want to See Next in the White House?

Trade disputes, tariffs, and Taiwan —these three issues have been at the heart of the strained relationship between the United States and China. As the US presidential election nears its conclusion, the future of this complex relationship hangs in the balance. Bloomberg’s Stephen Engle reports on how the election could reshape the ties between the world’s two largest economies.
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[bowerfrank]

China want to see both of them in the White House at the same time for sure.

[ramstrong]

Next: Who does Santa want to see next in the White House?

[chaomingli]

Why not split the red states and blue states into two countries so that Trump and Harris can both be presidents, win-win outcome 😂

[leecheelek]

In reality, The PRC (China) don't really care when it comes to Trade, the Chinese people (1.4 billion human resource) are already honed by competing among themselves for the past decades and only the best survives while the failed ones learn their mistakes from the best in an ever revolving cycle. Only the best (millions) dares ventures out to trade, export and compete outside of China as witnessed by their expansion into all the continents of the world.
Politically, the Chinese people would of course favor Leaders from overseas countries who are pro Trade rather than Protectionism, Tariffs, Sanctions etc using unfair and unjustified reesons like national security, overcapacity, subsidized industries etc when its clear it is to protect instead the lobbyists, wealthy corporations, failed and uncompetitive industries etc and the worst of reasons are the hidden feelings and fear of Racism, Religious, Ideologies or Cultural differences.
Between the 2 Presidential candidates, when both uses such unfounded Fears to win elections, whoever wins does not really matter. As regards the question of Taiwan, Ukraine, Middle East etc and miltary expansionist and hegemonism, the past actions in past incidents in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Phillipines, Middle East, Ukraine, Africa, South America clearly shows that politicians in both Congress and the Senate are just an extension of the likes of both Presidential candidates which Sucks and has no qualities or ideas of good Governance, and Leadership for Peace, Freedom, Equality, Fairness, Prosperity, Unity, Visionary and Harmony among Humanity worldwide.
Its always the Blind being lead by unmerited and unscrupolous Leaders which destroys or cause hardships, miseries, wars etc within their people and country and cause the eventual fall of their Empres, Dynasties, Caliphates, Kingdoms and Civilizations.

[西边雨-hf]

US is falling definitely. Bloomberg raised this question, it's really funny. You are not thinking about which president is beneficial for your country, but about which president is more detrimental to China. Most of Chinese people prefer Trump because he is funnier, more entertaining, and has more variety shows. hahahaha

[tjinc]

That kind of a stupid question, isn't it. it will make no different one way or another.

[goolooggg]

The Chinese are prepared for all eventualities, enough said

[tonywyli]

As a Chinese we think Harris is a idiot and Trump is a clown. Both are very entertaining though.

[Donut]

What’s with the crappy dystopian filters? Don’t want the world to know that China’s air quality’s now better than most US cities?

[Cereal.interface]

they dont care. theyve priced it in. weve prid
ced it in. move on.

[dsamh]

And Bloomberg would know. Except they will cover it like we're stupid.

[hekka]

As a chinese I can tell you what I've been hearing all month from officials and semi officials, we want trump to be the next one in the house

[keirenle]

Neither of them is good for China in my opinion but at least with Trump, it would always be entertaining

[meimiaolin]

It's about as consequential as two flies crawling up the wall.

[ggkacopp]

Both are fine, but Trump can stop the war, so choose him

[knowledged]

Why China doesn't ban usa dollar trade

[badbad-cat]

Even if there's no president US has only one trajectory

[paultsjan]

Irrespective of whoever is in power in the US, the world have tolerate and to live with the idiosyncrasy of the US government amid Congress chaos.
It is the same like any other countries as it will affect the geopolitics of the world as the US is currently the only dominant superpower.
Whichever parties that is in power, the US will still want to promote the agenda of the US as the hegemonic power and the other countries be subservient to the US.
China is strong enough to withstand any fallout of the US political chaos.

[Zergcerebrates]

Makes no difference who, they're both going to be an arse.

[王航-kx]

as a chinese, I think who is president not important😂. No matter who, they will treat china as enemy or completor.