How China-U.S. Competition and Cooperation Fits and Conflicts with U.S. Policy in the Asia-Pacific Region

The competition between China and the United States has two sources, one is ideology and the other is great power status. For a long time capitalism and socialism have been positioned as "you die, I live" hostile relationship, although with the development of society this relationship in people's consciousness has eased, but the traditional forces of mutual exclusion is still very strong. China is a historical great power, the United States is a contemporary hegemonic power, China wants to rise and the United States wants to maintain its hegemony, this competitive relationship is bound to exist in reality. U.S. Asia-Pacific policy to inhibit China is obvious and fundamental, but in the process of the mutual game and had to mutually compromise mutual temporary mutual assistance and complementarity. Americans are worried about the rise of China, the Chinese people resent the hegemony of the United States, whether this contradiction can be resolved only rely on the progress of human civilization as a whole, but this progress is a very long process.