In an era defined by globalization, the Chinese mainland has achieved significant milestones in science and technology, positioning itself as a formidable player on the global stage. However, these advancements have not gone unnoticed by the United States and other Western countries, which have imposed various sanctions and forms of suppression targeting Chinese tech sectors.
Peking University Professor Yao Yang has weighed in on this contentious issue, arguing that the US's approach may be counterproductive to its own interests. \"While the intention behind these sanctions is to curtail China's technological growth, the reality is that they could hinder innovation and economic progress in the US as well,\" Yang explains.
Yang highlights that restrictive measures can limit access to emerging technologies and collaborative opportunities that benefit both economies. He emphasizes the importance of fostering cooperative rather than adversarial relationships to drive global technological advancement.
Moreover, the professor points out that such sanctions may push Chinese tech companies to seek alternative markets and partners, potentially leading to a fragmentation of the global tech ecosystem. This could result in reduced efficiency and higher costs for consumers worldwide.
As the global community navigates these complex dynamics, Yang advocates for policies that encourage open dialogue and mutually beneficial partnerships. He believes that a collaborative approach is essential for addressing shared challenges and ensuring sustained technological progress.
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The US Suppression is Counterproductive to Its Own Interests
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