The global pushback against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has prompted the Biden administration to adjust its China policy, a China expert said, following recent remarks by Biden’s deputy assistant Kurt Campbell on China-U.S. relations. “The period that was broadly described as engagements has come to an end,” Campbell said at an event hosted by Stanford University on May 26. He added that the United States has now embarked on a “new set of strategic parameters” in regards to China, and that “the dominant paradigm is going to be competition.” Campbell’s comments came the same day that President Joe Biden ordered intelligence agents to “redouble” their efforts in finding the origin of the virus—a move that met with protest from Beijing. Campbell like many Biden cabinet officials had served in the Obama administration, noted Chen Weijian, editor-in-chief of New Zealand-based Beijing Spring magazine that focuses on democracy activism in China. Campbell’s …