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Abstract In the period of the rise of the Asia-Pacific region and emerging powers， the Obama Administration puts economy and market power at the center of U.S. foreign policy， adjusts its priority agenda， promotes trade， investment and commercial diplomacy， and uses economic tools such as foreign aid， sanctions and partnership to deal with diplomatic challenges， in order to improve U.S. diplomatic capabilities. These measures not only have strategic impact on China， but also contain Chinas political influence and jeopardize its economic interests. To deal with that， China needs to further strengthen strategic transformation， promote trade and investment， and use economic tools to solve economic challenges．
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