Xi Jinping calls for ‘New Long March’ amid trade tensions

Hudson Institute’s Dr. Michael Pillsbury on Chinese President Xi Jinping’s claim that China is embarking on a “new Long March.” Pillsbury also reacts to the U.S.-China trade war.

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[xuebingwang]

With all respect, I'd think Dr. Pillsbury misunderstood New Long March as "getting ready for adversaries and taking over the world". New Long March simply means "getting ready for adversaries", there is no "taking over the world" in it.

[BingDwenDwen]

How many Wars have China engaged in the past decade, and how many Wars have the U.S. engaged, and you are accusing China of world domination behavior?

[alexkc]

US really underestimates China's determination and persistence.
China does business with all countries around the world. Without doing business with US, China will not collapse, but without China's cheap imported goods, US citizens cannot afford to live.

[ledzeppelin]

The only way to stop China's intimidation is to BUY American.

[zhengran]

I am so surprised by the ignorance of this guy named Lou Dobbs from Fox News, who talked about weird things like “a capitalist free enterprise democracy” as if he understands what each of these words really mean both conceptually and in reality in our world today. (I have very low expectation from Fox but man this is just ridiculous). I bet for Lou China is simply a larger version of North Korea.

But it doesn’t really matter, because these are perfect words to use against China... I can easily do better, what about a “open free liberal just fair civil democratic humanitarian government” America has under President Trump?

Blindly play the ideology card now and anyone could look so wise, so informed and so full of righteousness.

Lou must feel like he is Captain America everyday.

So pathetic.

[africansubscriber]

WHO TAKES U.S MEDIA SERIOUSLY THESE DAYS?

[Dudewittude]

From a Canadian, God bless Donald Trump and God Bless the Americans who put him in office.

[joshjohnson]

Buy American. It costs a little more because the goods and services are not being done by slave labor. Shut them down with your dollars.

[nicksonredfield]

it seems like that USA is gonna have same ending as Game of Throne season 8

[dudeistpriest]

Draconian tariffs now. Buy American, pay a little more and feel good about yourself.

[KimJakab]

Imagine what would happen if majority of US citizens start walking more than 500 meters.

All hospitals full with heart attack cases?

Long march for USA is at least out of the question :)

[MzNAZIBOMBER]

Two years of Trump trade failure. Two years of Trump diplomatic failure. Two years of Trump moral failures.

[danbrown]

I agree we need to pull away from China trade There’s so many other countries to trade with

[descendantofjudah]

Here is my message to all American businesses in China including Nike and Walmart, pull out now.

[wtb]

6:14 just some corrections: The U.S. doesn't have a civilization. It only has cultural. Don't blow you self implicitly.

[thelasticonoclast]

Socialism and Communism have the same goal. Socialism uses authoritarianism to achieve it and Communism uses totalitarianism to achieve it. That’s the only difference!

[TimBitts]

Let the Chinese walk around for ten years. That's fine. Good luck with that.

[habibullahzafari]

National debt of USA shows how the US is growing unhealthy and 5g of Huawei shows how China shows how China is growing healthy

[Lotus.F]

No country can hold hegemony forever, the US is no different.

[bhdn]

Most of the blame goes back to the US companies and businesses for selling out and going overseas. And the government allowing them to do it without consequence.
Not to mention consumers for buying cheaper Chinese products.