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For decades, the United States underestimated the threat posed by the People's Republic of China. In doing so, she made her country vulnerable to her malicious plans, which was a grave strategic mistake. As a result of this neglect, the United States is at risk of losing its dominant position in global politics. But how did this happen? How is it possible for the United States to lose its hegemony after its victory in the Cold War, and allow the rise of an enemy equal to it within a short period, not exceeding thirty years? In Embracing Communist China, authors James E. Fannell and Bradley A. Thayer hides the hidden meanings of this grave error. Through three main themes, Fannell and Thayer show not only the reasons for China's rise to power, but also how the United States could have prevented it. As a result of the failures of the National Security Committee, strategists, the military, and the intelligence community, what is historically known as “threat downplaying” has led our country to ignore all information about China's growing power. Not taking this seriously, the People's Republic of China rose with the aim of usurping the United States' status as a global superpower. American corporate interests and financiers overshadowed the strategy. With China as a source of cheap labor in manufacturing, investment, and intellectual labor - including research and development - the strong dollar has taken over, ignoring the bigger picture.