Former U.S. President Donald Trump has once again pointed the finger at China, which makes us wonder what kind of waves this controversial politician will set off in the relationship between China and the United States.
Trump, this is a figure that no one can ignore. He was once the most pro-Russian of the first and a central figure in gossip news, scandals and lawsuits. Even more strikingly, he was called"One of the most hostile to China in U.S. history**"。Judging from the impact on Sino-US relations during Trump's administration, it can be seen that his series of actions are extremely destructive.
In 2018, Trump imposed unreasonably high tariffs on Chinese products and restricted the export of chips, opening up the United States to the Chinese market. Such unilateral sanctions do not bring real benefits to the United States. Trump played a role in the early economic recovery, but his follow-up did not play a big role, and to some extent, he has begun to retreat.
Trump's second election defeat has a lot to do with his China policy. The excessively high tax rate on Chinese products did not bring any benefit to the US economy, on the contrary, it laid a good foundation for inflation under the Biden administration. Logically, if Trump wants to return to the White House, he will have to re-examine his own attitude toward China. The concern is that Obama's approach looks exactly the opposite, and it will inevitably make the already shaky US economy even worse.
Can we assume that after Trump takes office, the confrontation between the United States and China will be more intense? It's not impossible. It is very likely that these messages, provided to the media by "informed sources", are deliberately being broadcast by American politicians to promote a particular policy in order to test the public's response to it. In light of Trump's candidacy, everyone wants to know what the American public thinks about the relationship between China and the United States. Biden has long been accused by Republicans of being too "soft" on China, and once society as a whole tends to take a tougher stance toward China, then Trump risks using his anti-China views as his own electoral weight. Instead, Trump may weaken his actions if he fails to respond.
It also reflects a cycle in the United States. As the boycott of China continues to spread, it is very likely that the candidates of the various campaigns will throw hostile remarks at China one after another, vying to prove that they are "who is more anti-China". When everyone is crazy about their own interests, the common interests of China and the United States will be affected, and even world peace and development will be affected.
In this case, there are few sane people in the United States who believe that preventing China from going astray. Even if there were, it would be suppressed by those crazy sounds. Compared with the past year, the relationship between China and the United States will face a more grim situation. Every word and deed of the United States may have adverse consequences for Sino-US relations, forcing people to prepare for the worst in the future. Ironically, all this reflects the political ** and struggle of the United States, and China is only a victim of the "lying gun".
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