| Summary/Abstract |
For nearly 20 years, the US view of Sino-US long-term relations has been reflected in the strategic approach of the president at the time. However, by the time Obama reached the mid-point of his second term, he had not come up with a new strategic vision on China. What we saw was the dominance of heightened Sino-US strategic competition instead. There is little sign that the US will come up with a new strategic vision on China. From the Chinese side, Beijing should hold on to the pursuit of its new type of major power relations in order to wrest control of the general direction of Sino-US strategic relations.
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