US and Allies: Standing Up to China's Aggression

President Trump has a tough job ahead, especially when it comes to dealing with China. Recently, Chinese leader Xi Jinping said he wants to work with the new administration. But let's not forget, China's been up to some shady stuff, like cyberattacks on our telecoms and pushing around other countries at sea. Plus, their human rights record is getting worse. This is a chance for the US to show the world we're still a strong force for good. We need to protect our allies in Asia, like Japan and South Korea. My parents escaped from North Korea during the war, so I know how important freedom is. I've seen firsthand how tough life can be under communist rule. China's been cozying up with North Korea and Russia, which isn't good news. North Korea's been testing nukes, and Russian planes have been buzzing Japanese airspace. We need to stand up to these bullies and make sure our allies feel safe. Trump's already picking people who are tough on China, like Senator Marco Rubio and Congressman Mike Waltz. They're not happy about how China treats minorities, like the Uyghurs and Falun Gong practitioners. We need to make sure we're not buying stuff made with forced labor, too. The UN hasn't been doing much to stop these problems, so it's up to us and our allies to take the lead. Trump has a big job to do, but with the right allies and a strong stance, we can make a difference.