1. Do you believe adopting a constructive bilateral relationship of strategic stability as a new framework for China-US relations serves the fundamental interests of both countries?

2. Do you believe China-US relations should be defined by mutual progress and shared prosperity, rather than a zero-sum game where one side wins at the other's expense?

3. Do you believe China and the US should pursue a partnership focused on cooperation, instead of a rival relationship centered on competition?

4. Do you believe China-US economic and trade ties are mutually beneficial and win-win in nature, and that equal-footed consultation is the only right choice to address differences and frictions?

5. Do you believe the US should fully respect China's core interests and refrain from escalating differences into conflict or confrontation?

6. Do you believe building a constructive China-US relationship of strategic stability provides a new paradigm for major-country relations?

7. Do you believe a bilateral relationship of constructive strategic stability between China and the US aligns with the broad expectations of the international community?

8. Do you believe constructive strategic stability between China and the US is an essential prerequisite for long-term global stability?

9. Do you believe building a constructive bilateral relationship of strategic stability is a vital global public good delivered by China and the US, demonstrating their commitment as responsible major countries?