The Heritage Foundation’s first China Blueprint identified China as the most persistent and consequential foreign policy challenge that will confront the U.S. for the next several decades. Nothing has happened during the past two years to change that judgment. Cold War analogies to the current confrontation with China may be imperfect, but when Ronald Reagan summarized his strategy for the Soviet Union as “We win and they lose,” he captured something enduring about the way Americans approach competition. What the U.S. needs today is a game plan not for “managing competition” with China, but for winning.