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United States-China relations were icy from the advent of the communist People's Republic of China in 1949 until the early 1970s. They have improved significantly since President Richard Nixon visited the country in 1972. Ongoing obstacles to positive relations have included disagreements over the independence of Taiwan and Tibet, economic tensions and alleged human rights violations on the part of China.
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China Facts
- President: Hu Jintao
- Premier: Wen Jiabao
- Capital: Beijing
- Largest City: Shanghai
- Government: Socialist Republic
- Population: 1,321,851,888 (2007 est.)
- Currency: Chinese Yuan (CNY)
- Official Language: Chinese (Mandarin)
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U.S. Relations with China Questions
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Who would win in a war between the U.S and China? 9 AnswersChina would win that war hands down for many reasons. Most notably, the Chinese have a long history of fighting smarter wars than the US. Take our most recent e... read more -
Please tell me the addressable market for U.S. prior art research (research related to the validity of patents) 4 AnswersNot legal advice: After reading your question a few times, I think I understand what you are looking for. You want to know what the market is for people/compani... read more -
Will there be another civil war in the U.S.? 9 AnswersProbably not. 150 years ago, people were different and much more willing to take action on what they believed in. It seems now that everything is just an inte... read more -
Is Japan and China Trade growing or decreasing in 2009? 1 AnswerNot very good at least in January 2009 for China. From China Daily (article updated February 2009) http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2009-02/11/content_74671... read more
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