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Perhaps it\'s the treatment of ethnic or religious minorities, such as the Uighurs or Tibetans or Christians;maybe it\'s the crackdown on protests in Hong Kong and failure to uphold the \'one country, two systems\' principle;or assertiveness in territorial disputes;or censorship;or protectionist trade practices;or intellectual property theft;or cyber-hacking;or spying;or most recently, being slow to disclose the emergence of the coronavirus and engaging in a propaganda war regarding who is at fault [ ]if the general sentiment in the United States is becoming anti-China due to Chinese government behavior (with a big assist from prodding by certain politicians and assorted China hawks in Washington), as it has been (Devlin, Silver, and Huang 2020), the small community of foreign policy experts who have influence over these issues will have a good deal of power to push an aggressive response toward the Chinese government [ ]the Chinese leadership seems intent on destroying the \'one country, two systems\' principle that it agreed to for the governance of Hong Kong [ ]the administration has been countering China\'s aggressive actions along the Taiwan Strait by sending warships and aircraft to the region (Doornbos 2020;Ali 2019) and approving more arms sales to Taiwan to show its support (Browne 2020)
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