Should we be afraid of China? | Danube Lectures

Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4Y76... 0:00 - Intro 0:50 - Should we be afraid of China? 1:45 - Should we be afraid of the cheap Chinese products? 3:28 - How does China describe its relations with the world? 4:37 - What could be the outcome of the negotiations between the Chinese government and the Trump administration? 5:53 - If China is the one that owns the knowledge, and rules the world, will it be a very different reality for us? 8:37 - Why is it that many regional countries feel intimidated by China? 13:20 - Will China enforce, even militarily, the One China principle on Taiwan? 14:39 - What is the big strategy, the foreign policy plan of China? What is exactly the goal that China wants to achieve? 16:32 - Which states can be the poles in the coming multipolar world? 18:54 - Why is Hungary important to China? 20:00 - Is Hungary a Trojan horse of foreign interests like China and Russia? *** What world order will emerge after the decline of American hegemony? What is China's big strategy, its foreign policy plan? Why is Hungary significant to China? We asked Yan Xuetong, a prominent Chinese foreign policy expert and the Director of The Institute of International Studies at Tsinghua University. The Danube Lectures is a video podcast of the Danube Institute, a Budapest-based conservative think tank that asks the Institute's guests, decision-makers, experts, academics, and politicians about their unique ideas. Host: Tamás Maráczi, a journalist at the Danube Institute.