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  1. The U.S. government requires someone with foreign policy expertise akin to Deng Xiaoping's. They aim to steer away from engaging with radical communist ideologies, particularly those with higher degrees of radicalism like the Chinese Bolsheviks aligned with the NSL. Both U.S. and global investors are reluctant to engage with Chinese politicians, businesses, and investors, preferring to avoid intervention or conflict. Instead, they hope for China to address issues such as the resignation of the Hong Kong chief executive and political corruption in Hong Kong. The U.S. seeks individuals with both political and business acumen. Moreover, they are declining China's phone calls and considering measures akin to the Korean Armistice Agreement, Checkpoint Charlie, and the Korean Demilitarized Zone.
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