House Republicans are advancing several bills during 'China Week' aimed at countering perceived threats from the Chinese Communist Party, including H.R. 9456, which enhances scrutiny of foreign investments in American agriculture and H.R. 1516, which restricts funding to universities with ties to Confucius Institutes. This bipartisan effort reflects a growing consensus in Congress about the national security risks posed by China, although some Democrats criticize the timing as a political maneuver ahead of elections. Despite nearly 600 related bills introduced in the current Congress, only a handful have passed, raising doubts about the effectiveness of these efforts. Notably, the Biosecure Act, which targets Chinese biotech companies, has garnered significant bipartisan support, with a strong likelihood of becoming law. However, some GOP members express dissatisfaction with the scope of the proposed measures, suggesting a divide within the party. The overarching narrative highlights a unified stance on China among lawmakers, though the actual implementation of these policies remains uncertain.