China and the United States may seek cooperation to tackle shared challenges such as the pandemic and climate change to improve turbulent ties under a new US ­administration, analysts believe. But they said that there would be no end to their great power ­rivalry, and the two nations were ­expected to continue fighting over issues where their national ­interests were at stake. Dr Li Mingjiang, an Associate Professor with the RSIS said there was even a chance both sides could find common ground on trade. “A Biden administration may not always suppress China as the Trump administration has done, including Trump’s tariffs on ­imports,” Li said.