In the last decade, Britain's relations with China have rapidly shifted from a 'golden era' in 2015 to seeing China as a significant economic security threat by 2023.
The UK has experienced a dramatic diplomatic boom-bust cycle in relations with China, culminating in significant shifts from optimism to outright suspicion and demands for decoupling.
Rachel Reeves' recent visit to China for high-level dialogue demonstrates a stark change in perceptions, with conventional engagement now appearing as a radical step after recent tensions.
Despite past tensions dating back to the 19th century, Britain and China have maintained dialogue; their relationship embodies both collaboration opportunities and underlying rivalry.
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