Despite sharing a mutual desire for cooperation and conflict of avoidance during a virtual meeting between the top leaders of China and the U.S., the two countries ended last month on an icy note, when the Biden administration issued an investment restriction on Chinese tech firms. The Chinese-American tech war sends the stage for the next face of competition. Experts say that move hurts more than China's interests. Will it only merge into a worsening one, decoupling? For more insights on the China-U.S. relationship, ranging from the rising tensions in tech competition, to understanding China's recent tech lash, we are joined by two world renowned economists from the two countries, Professor Lawrence H. Summers and Fred Hu.