In analyzing the current game between the two powers, we must first look at the complex military and strategic situation on a global scale. As the world's number one power, the United States of America undoubtedly occupies an important position of dominance and influence in international affairs. As a rising global power, the People's Republic of China poses a substantial challenge to the international strategy of the United States. Obviously, whether in the fields of science and technology, the economy, or the military, the wrestling between China and the United States has become an important part of contemporary international relations. Looking beyond the surface, we can get a glimpse of the United States' unremitting China strategy in this game. There is no doubt that the United States has placed its China policy at the heart of its national strategy.
The war failed to achieve the desired goals, and the technology and chip wars failed to stifle the growth and innovation of China's high-tech companies, and the breakthrough development of companies such as Huawei has stretched the US lockdown policy. In the Biden era, although the United States tried to cut off China's science and technology chain, it also had little effect. In fact, under such circumstances, the United States cannot risk a direct military conflict with China, as can be seen from the "security guardrails" erected by the Chinese and American leaders at their meeting in San Francisco. A direct military conflict with China in the Asia-Pacific region is a dead end for the United States. Therefore, in the face of the double setbacks of the ** war and the technical war, the United States has to re-examine its strategic direction.
In the financial war between China and the United States, the United States has used its dominant position in the global financial system to launch a series of strategic measures against China's financial market. The United States not only uses its tools to portray a negative image of China, but also tries to create panic and distrust in China through actual financial operations. The purpose of this strategy is to destabilize the internal stability of China's economy, which in turn will affect China's economic development and social stability. The U.S. financial strategy is not without purpose. Through the influence of its capital markets, the United States is able to exert pressure on the Chinese economy with the help of global investors. This strategy may have some effect in the short term, but it also exposes the fear of China's rise and its intention to use financial means to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries.
In this situation, the Chinese authorities have adopted a proactive response strategy. **The establishment of the Financial Working Group and the convening of the first Forum of Financial Powers indicate that China has strengthened its emphasis on financial strategy. The Report on the Development of a Financial Power, released at the forum, revealed the direction of China's future economic and financial development, and emphasized the importance of the strategy of a financial power serving the overall national strategy. This series of actions not only demonstrates China's deep insight into the financial sector, but also demonstrates China's strong will to defend its own financial security. At the tactical level, China has begun to intensify its crackdown on internal financial corruption, and it has become an urgent task to eliminate "internal ghosts" and "puppet armies" in the financial system.
China's response strategy in this new type of war demonstrates the strategic wisdom and determination of a responsible major country. Through self-empowerment and reform, China is on its way to building a stronger and more reliable financial system.
Moreover, China's relentless crackdown on internal corruption demonstrates its determination to maintain the integrity and efficiency of its financial markets. By building national consensus and strengthening national strategies, China is shaping itself into a country that is as strong not only economically and technologically, but also financially. In the future, China is bound to continue to play an increasingly important role in the international financial field with a more stable and confident attitude.
Ultimately, as advocated by the Forum of Financial Powers, finance will not only be a single economic activity, but also a strong support for the country's overall strategy. China's firm pace in the financial war is not only a response to external pressures, but also a positive feedback to internal development needs. At this unprecedented juncture, every step of the way is a solid step towards building a more just, prosperous and harmonious world.