I figure it depends on how distant within the future you see. They would nearly certainly recoup superior and speedier than the US, but a USD collapse would enormously harmed their economy. It would crush a part of US demand for their sends out, as a result of our near financial ties with Europe, the European monetary framework would too likely collapse, which would crush their request for Chinese trades as well. It's incomprehensible to anticipate how awful it might get, but I seem seeing a USD collapse driving to a worldwide discouragement.
There is nothing eternal and stable in the sublunary world. It depends on what to call under the crash of the dollar. There will be no catastrophic collapse, and some weakening of the dollar exchange rate is even useful for the American economy. A stock market crash is much more dangerous. The stock market is clearly overheated and it is completely unclear how to technically cope with such a bubble, because curtailing economic stimulus in the face of an ongoing pandemic is akin to suicide, which no one will allow.