Kamala Harris' selection of Tim Walz as her running mate has sparked significant discussion about his extensive history with China. Walz, who taught in Guangdong province shortly after the Tiananmen Square massacre and has visited China around 30 times, has been both praised and criticized for his familiarity with the country. Proponents argue that his experience could foster better diplomatic relations, while opponents, particularly Republicans, label him as 'soft on China' and worry about potential economic implications. Despite his criticisms of China's human rights record, Walz has expressed admiration for the Chinese people and culture. His nuanced stance on China could become a focal point in the election, especially amid rising anti-China sentiment in the U.S.