Harris's stance on China differs from Trump's
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•Taiwan and trade: how China sees its future with the US after the election
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For Beijing , despite the cheers and whoops of Harris ’s campaign, her vibes are largely similar to Trump 's.
“ Harris will continue Biden 's policies’ on China , says Wang Yiwei , a professor of international studies at Renmin University in Beijing .
Beijing fundamentally does not see there being much difference between a Democratic- or Republican -controlled White House .
Taiwan is more worried about Trump than Biden , says Renmin University professor Wang .
But improving cross-strait relations probably aren’t high on Trump ’s agenda, and he is unlikely to expend political capital on Taiwan .
55% of people in Taiwan think that the US will aid Taiwan 's defence, regardless of who is in the White House .
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