Chinese President Xi Jinping’s trip to Britain last week had the pomp and circumstance, and glitter and glamor, that only the British can create — and which the Chinese demand. The visit — the first by a Chinese head of state in a decade — was intended to mark the start of a new “golden era” in ties between Britain and China, one in which London will become “China’s best partner in the West.” That policy makes some economic sense, but it is ringing alarm bells around the globe.
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