Some U.S. policy figures say China has become a major challenge to global status and that the technological competition needs to be accelerated.

Foreign media: Some U.S. policy makers believe China is becoming a major challenge to America's global standing, and the United States needs to accelerate scientific and technological innovation while limiting the pace of China's technological development; otherwise, it may fall behind in critical fields.

In a congressional roundtable discussion, experts proposed multiple strategies, including expanding the "Silicon Shield" (Silicon Shield) initiative to exclude China from key technology supply chains such as semiconductors, extending this approach to vital industries like drones; reducing domestic regulatory and bureaucratic barriers in the U.S. to enhance innovation efficiency; increasing investment in cutting-edge areas such as quantum technologies; and countering China's efforts to shape international technology standards.

Experts argue that China is not only competing with the United States economically and technologically, but also challenging the post-war international order dominated by the U.S. across multiple dimensions. Therefore, the United States must maintain its advantage through competition in technology, industry, and rules.

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