China must choose constructive power over destruction with US

China's success is tied to the global system, necessitating a careful approach to avoid complications with Iran and to maintain its relationship with the US regarding Taiwan. The realm of foreign relations challenges countries to reflect on historical lessons and exhibit foresight, a challenge the US frequently overlooks, often forgetting that unrestrained aggression can escalate conflicts and that dismantling governments without establishing new leadership leads to disorder. Achieving stability demands some level of cooperation with the US, despite its assertive stance. On April 7, Fu Cong, China's representative at the UN, cast a veto against a Security Council draft resolution intended to enhance security in the Strait of Hormuz.