The competition between China and the United States is not only in terms of science and technology, but more importantly, in terms of system. The United States wants to weaken China's manufacturing advantage through reindustrialization, and China wants to counteract America's financial hegemony through the internationalization of the renminbi. The confrontation and restructuring of this system will affect the national fortunes of China and the United States in the next decade or even longer.
Many people believe that the war between China and the United States and the war of science and technology are the decisive battlefield between the two countries, but in fact, this is only a superficial phenomenon, and the real key lies in the game of the systems of the two countries.
There are fundamental differences between the founding of China and the United States. China is a manufacturing-based country, and industry is the foundation of China. And the United States is a country based on the financial industry, and the dollar is the foundation of the United States. As a result, China and the United States are developing in different dimensions.
It stands to reason that the biggest threat to the United States should be Europe, because the euro is a direct challenger to the hegemony of the dollar, which is the foundation of the United States. As an industrialized country, China's biggest competitor in the process of industrial upgrading should be industrially developed countries, such as Japan. The United States is not a direct competitor or challenger to China.
However, we have found that the United States has hit China the hardest. Many people think that this is because China's technological development threatens the technological hegemony of the United States, but the loss of technological hegemony will not bring the United States down immediately. What the United States is really worried about is that China has embarked on the path that the United States has taken.
As a result, we see that both China and the United States are playing game in each other's core areas. And the war of ** and the war of science and technology are only part of this game.
We see that the United States is promoting the re-industrialization of the United States, that is, the United States wants to steal China's jobs and shake the foundation of China's statehood. And the ** war and the scientific and technological war are for this purpose, their purpose is to destroy China's industrial system, break up China's industrial chain, and preferably disperse it to other countries.
And China will not sit idly by, we see that China is accelerating the process of internationalizing the renminbi, and promoting more countries to use local currency settlements and currency swaps. This is de-dollarization, that is, China is challenging the financial hegemony of the United States.
So, we see that both China and the United States are doing one thing, and that is building their own new systems outside of each other's sphere of influence. The United States hopes to be able to establish a new industrial chain outside of China, preferably on American soil, so as to isolate China's industrial chain, so that the United States can feel at ease.
On the one hand, China continues to expand the scale of industrialization through industrial upgrading, and on the other hand, it has incorporated more countries into China's development system through the strategy of surrounding cities from rural areas.
Therefore, we see that China is already the largest partner of more than 140 countries, and this is just the beginning, in the future, these countries will accept China's high-end manufacturing products, and China will import their goods, and eventually establish China's own system through local currency settlement.
Many people ask, what is the outcome of this confrontation? In fact, this is already doomed. That is, to see whose system is established faster and more stable, who can win the final victory. And now is a critical time.
China's national fortunes have never been more difficult than they are now, because it is not one country that is guarding, but a group of countries. They all want a piece of China's rise.
And today we see that China has not counterattacked the United States much, but the United States' strikes have not worked, which on the contrary exposes the weakness of the United States. For a hegemonic country, this is very deadly.
Because it gives other countries a chance to turn around. And the United States, as a defender, will they be able to cede their interests to these countries? No, because it will set off a ripple effect. So the United States is not guarding China, but all the countries that are suppressed by the United States.
And the price China pays is not to cede some of America's power to other countries like the United States, so that they have more room for development.
Thus, we see, the United States wants to reindustrialize, but from the beginning of Obama to the present, the United States has not succeeded. It is difficult to support other countries even outside of China. This shows that the US strategy has been implemented for more than 10 years, but it has had little effect.
In contrast, China's achievements in recent years are still obvious. For example, the Belt and Road Initiative, the signing of the RECP, the reconciliation of the Middle East, the expansion of the BRICS, and so on.
All this is a testament to the speed of the construction of China's new system. At the same time, if you look at China's imports and exports, you will find that the share between China and the United States and developed countries is declining, while the share between China and developing countries is growing rapidly, even during the cycle of interest rate hikes in the United States, China and countries such as ASEAN and Africa are also growing rapidly.
This shows that China is moving faster and more steadily than the United States. Now that the United States is not only under the onslaught of China, but also in Europe and the Middle East, these will be the key to the decline of the United States.
And the game between China and the United States looks like a long-distance race, but the United States is more of an unsustainable battle than China, so we see that the United States itself is starting to have problems, and Texas is starting to fight against the Federation. And this is even more deadly for the United States, there are enemies outside, traitors inside, plus the political rotation of the United States, how long can the United States go?