Sheng argues that asking who will "win" a conflict between the world's two largest economies fundamentally misses the point, as any direct confrontation would result in catastrophic global failure. He highlights that humanity's primary challenges—climate change, economic instability, and technological governance—require shared solutions, and urges leaders to pivot away from militarized rivalry toward diplomatic co-existence and collaborative problem-solving.
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