중국이 바라보는 미 대선: 중국 현지 AP기자 연결<br /><br />As the U.S. presidential election map takes shape - amid concerns about a possible drawn-out count in some states - the world is watching and weighing what could come next for U.S. foreign policy... and that includes its Asian allies and rivals like China.<br />We have joining us live from Beijing, Ken Moritsugu, News Director for China at the Associated Press. Good evening, Ken.<br />Ken, how are the Chinese reacting to the American election? With many issues at stake, China must be closely following the results?<br />Amid an array of conflicts over the Covid-19 pandemic, technology, trade, security and spying, I think it's safe to say that U.S.-China relations have plunged to their lowest level in decades.<br />How would a Biden presidency affect China?<br />What about Trump, what would a second term for Trump mean for U.S., China ties?<br />Ken Moritsugu of AP live for us in Beijing. Many thanks, Ken.<br />
