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Jinhe Liu

A Chinese Perspective on the Growing High-Tech Cold War

Posted on April 29, 2018April 29, 2018 by Jinhe LiuDigital Trade, Geopolitics of IG
In Chinese online discussions, many people are using the expression “one sword throat-slashing strike.” [一剑封喉] This forbidding term refers to the United States’ seven-year export ban on China’s second-largest telecom supplier, ZTE, which threatens its very existence and has put the company “in a state of shock.” In the Chinese...
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