Short version: no. Mid version: China and Russia are NOT allied, they are ancient enemy temporary united for common interests. Long version China need central Asia resources, Russia already have the largest slice of them, and have some tech China have missed so far. Now China have almost bridged the gap of those tech in air, space, maritime sense (air carriers, space explorations, satellites, planes, ...) so they need Russia almost ONLY for natural resources, meanwhile central Asia is in the think of a so far only economical war, but still a war, and relative local powers like Kazakhstan, Mongolia etc try to play all sides to improve their situation a bit. China is not much friendly for them, but offer a very powerful industrial system able to provide essentially any good, while Russia is better known, without language barriers (almost anyone in central Asia also speak/can read and write Russian) and already know their infra, since it was build by the Soviet, but can't offer much more than "the past" and is a competitor as a natural resources supplier, so the pivot to China is a bit prevalent.<p>The real point is that EU interests are with the EAEU, being all Europeans till the Urals, being almost compatible (EAEU is like ancient ECSC (European Coal and Steel Community) the base of the modern EU) technically is the most reasonable move for both party:<p>- they both need an ally, the western need natural resources and space, the easterner modern industry and management;<p>- they are in territorial continuity, and both can't much invade each others;<p>- they are both oppressed by their current allied, the EU driven by conflicting USA/UK interests, Russia by the China dominance and economical colonization of the Siberia and the Russian Far East.<p>That's a socially nearly utopia but technically most sound partnership. China knows that and they need to avoid that as the USA and the UK. If that happen for a reason or another China, USA, UK are simply dead because they can only kill each others in an economical al military war both falling on their own internal weakness. So China need to control Russia, but not allow it to strength much, the USA/UK need to control EU. They have a point in common, but a conflicting one, so it's very unlikely they agree on anything.<p>Aside China need South America, something USA can't accept at all, but can't really go to war, at least that's the last thing they do want. On the other side UK in primis, but also USA desperately need a global war, UK to avoid a civil war, witch is VERY near due to a completely failed economy and way too much general population poverty, USA and in a far better status but they can't lose nor south America nor the dollar dominance so they need a war a well. The probability of an alliance in such war between USA/UK and China is very unlikely, their ruling class is very similar in thinking terms, but they are definitively conflicting without much choice. They are not like Nazi-Fascist-Japan axe today because resources are scarce for all.