I don't think there's currently a political impetus to impose rigid sanctions on China despite human rights violations or perceived economic competition. As far

I don't think there's currently a political impetus to impose rigid sanctions on China despite human rights violations or perceived economic competition. As far as Taiwan is concerned I think Xi might take a lesson from Putin's failings in Ukraine; China has peaked economically (Google, "birth rates/high school graduation rates China") for the most part and making China the boogeyman of the world for what is mostly symbolic gains (semiconductor industry not withstanding) is foolish. China isn't replacing the U.S./NATO/Mob Boss for another few hundred years.