As the subject of many of her publications indicates, her thoughts on China are typically framed within the context of the Korean peninsula. For instance, in her working paper, “China’s gambit on the Korean Peninsula”, she writes:

China is seeking to weave engagement with North and South Korea to try to increase its influence over the Korean Peninsula, including on the North Korean nuclear issue, and weaken the perception of Washington’s relevance in the region as it seeks to establish its regional dominance…. 

As U.S.-China relations continue to worsen, dampening Beijing’s appetite for cooperation on key security issues like North Korean denuclearization, Xi’s assertiveness in pursuing China’s priorities on the Korean Peninsula has the potential to embolden, not rein in, Kim Jong Un, reduce Washington’s role and influence in Northeast Asia, and coerce Seoul to accommodate Beijing’s policy goals or risk punishment.

However, unlike various other high-ranking officials within the Biden administration, Dr. Jung Pak has not been particularly vocal about her views on China itself on social media or from traditional media sources at this time.