A spokesman for China recently made a resolute response to the United States' attack on Taiwan at a press conference, saying that it would impose severe sanctions on five American industrial giants. In fact, this is not the first time that China has imposed sanctions on U.S. industrial entities. In September last year, China took tough measures against two U.S. industrial giants, reportedly fined more than $90 billion, not including the loss of the Chinese market and the global chain. At a conservative estimate, the loss would have to pay at least hundreds of billions of dollars. It is said that the problem of insufficient production capacity of American workers has also been affected by this. China's sanctions against only two military industrial giants have made the United States exhausted to deal with it, and it can be seen that this sanctions against five American industrial enterprises will cause the United States to lose at least several times the last time.
Moreover, it is rare for China to take a tough stance this time, and in the past, China has usually negotiated to resolve the competition between China and the United States in various fields. This is enough to prove that the US side's continuous arms sales to Taiwan have completely angered China, so the US side is paying a huge price and reaping the consequences. Although China has not yet released a specific list of sanctions, this may only be a final warning to the US side, and it also leaves a glimmer of room for relaxation. But the United States takes this move very seriously. According to Japan, the United States has invited China to resume military dialogue and is preparing to hold two high-level talks to enhance Sino-US military communication. Although the content of the talks is not yet known, considering that it is about negotiations in the military sphere, it is certain that the issue of sanctions against military-industrial enterprises will also be involved. Of course, don't think that the US side will give up resistance, but more likely to confuse China for a short time. Why?
Because the United States has been facing a very serious situation recently, the internal bipartisan struggle is becoming white-hot, and the economic and debt problems are also in a precarious state. In addition, the United States needs constant assistance to Ukraine and Israel, and may even be drawn into a large-scale war in the Middle East. Therefore, the United States has no time to take into account the confrontation with China, and easing Sino-US relations has become the only choice for the United States. The "soft underbelly" of the United States has been undoubtedly revealed, and we must firmly seize this opportunity to make the United States feel the pressure at all times to force it to abandon its strategic deployment in the Asia-Pacific region and leave the so-called "first island chain." In this way, we will be able to easily manage the Taiwan Strait issue and the South China Sea dispute. However, if we push too hard, it could lead the United States to go all out against us. Therefore, it is wisest for us to adopt the strategy of "boiling frogs in warm water".
But if the U.S. side doesn't budge, we will have to take a tough line and make them pay the real price. We must be prepared for a long-term confrontation with the illusion of peaceful development with the United States.