In a recent discussion for the series Real-Time•Tide Watching, Gao emphasized that the bilateral dynamic between Beijing and Washington extends far beyond their domestic interests. Given their combined influence on the global stage, the nature of their cooperation or competition dictates the rhythm of international development.
Gao Zhikai Calls for Strategic Stability in China-U.S. Relations
The trajectory of global affairs hinges on the diplomatic bridge between the world’s two largest economies. As geopolitical friction persists, Dr. Gao Zhikai, Vice President of the Center for China and Globalization, argues that the relationship requires a shift toward long-term strategic stability to ensure mutual and international prosperity.

Gao advocates for a framework that prioritizes consistent communication to manage inevitable friction. By moving away from reactive policy-making, he suggests that both nations can better mitigate risks and protect the well-being of their respective populations. The conversation highlights the urgent need for a steadying influence in a climate often defined by volatility and shifting alliances.


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