What is China's relationship with the U.S?

Question

After seeing news, I am a bit confused on many things considering the relationship between China and the U.S. Are they friendly? Are they going to declare war? What? What I do know is U.S is afraid of China's booming economy. Their feelings should be different though, as China's success is mostly because
of its dependence on foreign companies. Anything else, like their relationship on the economic front or their differentiating opinions of freedom of speech?

Answer 1

The USA's relationship with China is hypocritical.

The USA invaded Iraq to rid that country of a dictator and murderer, while ignoring China's inhumanity and persecution of the Chinese people.

Of course, China is lending the Bush Administration billions of dollars for the Iraq War and the USA allows Chinese imports into the US, which does benefit the Chinese people as they have a burgeoning middle class now.

Answer 2

The US government is in debt to the Chinese for billions of dollars. So we let them take over our West Coast and many other critical areas in our economy. The two countries will not go to war, because ther is no need. China is quietly and gradually taking ove the US without a shot being fired. The US government has been bankrupt for many years and the notion that you can continue deficit spending without consequences will finally result in our collapse and a takeover by the Chinese Communists. China will one day rule the world.

Answer 3

E Z ,, they buy all our 'natural resources' and we buy there USA flags