You Asked. I Answer.
Part I: China, Milan Kundera, and whether I think in French.
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There are about sixty excellent questions, so I can’t allow myself to get carried away with long answers—even though, with some of them, I very easily could. So I’ll set myself a 500-word limit per question. I’ll answer them in the order received.
1. Can the US realistically have a peaceful and basically harmonious relationship with China? What do you recommend its strategy towards them to be?
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