Biden’s speech that he said this was during the tenth Democratic debate in Charleston, South Carolina, on February 25, 20201. The context of his speech was that he was criticizing Trump’s handling of China and defending his own record on trade and human rights. He also said that he would not be naive about dealing with China and that he would rally allies to pressure China on issues such as intellectual property theft, cyberattacks, and climate change.

Since being elected, Biden has been consistent with his tougher stance toward China. He has called China the “most serious competitor” to the U.S. and has vowed to confront China’s “abusive” practices. He has also imposed sanctions on Chinese officials over human rights violations in Xinjiang and Hong Kong, and has reaffirmed U.S. support for Taiwan’s defense. He has also spoken with Xi on the phone and warned him of “consequences” if China aids Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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