On May 20, 2026, iGCU hosted a Kim Koo Forum lecture on New Trends in China-U.S. Relations Following President Trump’s China Visit. Sun Yun from the @Stimson Center delivered the keynote speech.
Scholars discussed summit outcomes, the Taiwan question, #U.S. domestic politics and diplomatic strategies. The session shed new light on evolving major-power interactions and U.S. policy shifts.
On May 20, 2026, a lecture titled New Trends in China-U.S. Relations Following President Trump’s China Visit, part of the Kim Koo Forum Lecture Series hosted by the Institute for Global Cooperation and Understanding (iGCU), Peking University, was held at the School of International Studies, Peking University.
The keynote speech was delivered by Sun Yun, Senior Fellow, Director of the China Program and Co-Director of the East Asia Program at the Stimson Center in the United States.
The lecture systematically reviewed outcomes of President Trump’s state visit to China and the underlying strategic logic behind the trip. Participating scholars held in-depth exchanges and discussions covering the China-U.S. presidential summit, the Taiwan question, evolving U.S. domestic politics and Washington’s diplomatic strategies. The event not only offered fresh perspectives for understanding structural shifts in great-power competition dynamics, but also provided valuable references for analyzing domestic political developments and diplomatic orientations of the United States.
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