Which part am I ignorant about? The guess on our approach? I'm not in the closed doors conversations between our foreign policy leaders and China's and neither

Which part am I ignorant about? The guess on our approach? I'm not in the closed doors conversations between our foreign policy leaders and China's and neither is anyone else, so we can only guess that's how we've been approaching it. As for the part about whether moral arguments have ever swayed China -- there's no ignorance there. They set their policies independently of moral lobbying. That's clear to everyone. Even now with the shift in China's policy on climate change (for example), that didn't come from outside pressure but rather internal pressure from the Chinese population. My point is that China is more likely to engage in conversation about selectively opening internet access to the West on economic terms rather than moral terms.