All of the above is true, yet still ignores the other half of the picture. Yes, China did all of that against us, yet China also invaded Vietnam in the 1970's, broke with the USSR (and had several border wars with them), opened their doors to Nixon, and have expanded their capitalistic market approach and business arrangements with the U.S. and other allied nations.
Moreover, China is currently at war with radical Islamists in their Xinjiang province.
So by selectively choosing from either your above list of facts or from those that I mention above, and leaving out the other half, one could make *either* case that China was inevitably going to side either with or against the U.S.
But such selective statements do us no good. China *could* side against us. That's a very real possibility. China could also side with us. We share a common foe and we have large business ties with each other.
Right now, however, it is too early to tell which way China will break. They could go either way. Neither of their above options for or against us are set in stone.
Yet.
...And the smart money says that China will delay having to pick a side for as long as possible.