At present, the United States is in a fierce competition. After Trump won two consecutive victories, Biden also got his "ticket". Seeing that the situation was not good, Trump immediately used China as his "shield".
Biden easily "won", and he reportedly won the Democratic primary in South Carolina with 96% of the vote, showing the high level of recognition of him by the Democratic Party. Although Biden's approval rating has dropped for a while, the primary results still give him confidence that there is still a chance to stand up to Trump. While Biden failed to fully meet Americans' expectations during his tenure and even pushed the United States to the brink of war, his policies still had a positive impact on the election.
In order to turn the tide, Trump once again threw up the China issue. He said that if re-elected, he would impose tariffs of at least 60% on all Chinese goods, but claimed that this was not a "**war" and expressed his willingness to "live in peace" with China. Trump's remarks have once again heightened tensions in U.S.-China relations.
Trump**'s previous tariffs on China have not had the desired effect. This move has brought many negative impacts to the U.S. and global economy, increasing the pressure on consumers and businesses, raising goods**, and affecting the competitiveness and profitability of businesses.
Although Biden** has said that he is considering "reducing tariffs on China", there has been no substantive move so far, which has displeased American companies.
Under such circumstances, China and the United States need to resolve the dispute through dialogue and negotiation. The United States has been adopting unilateralism and using tariffs as a means to "hijack" China, which has aroused China's dissatisfaction. The Chinese side is tired of the "two-faced" approach of the United States, emphasizing that a solution can only be found through negotiations on an equal footing and mutual benefit.
In order to get rid of the "sanctions" of the United States, China has been actively planning to develop relations with Russia, ensure China's energy security, strengthen BRICS cooperation, and expand cooperative partnerships with third world countries.
These measures have emboldened China in the face of U.S. pressure.
The essence of China-US economic and trade relations is mutual benefit and win-win results, and maintaining such relations is in the fundamental interests of the two countries and two peoples, and is also conducive to the stable growth of the global economy. The United States should adjust its China policy, abandon unilateralism, and solve problems through cooperation. Trump's imposition of tariffs on China has proven unworkable, and a more rational approach to the U.S.-China relationship is now needed.
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