This is the year of the United States, and the two candidates, Trump and Biden, are competing fiercely. Trump won the first two primaries, but Biden also easily won the "ticket" in the third primary. In the face of Biden's threat, Trump began his old routine again, using China as a "shield" and issuing a series of "war letters" against China.
Trump's "next letter of war" includes: if he is re-elected to the United States, he will impose tariffs of at least 60% on all Chinese goods; He also wants to restrict Chinese ownership of U.S. assets, prohibit U.S. investment in China, and completely ban Chinese electronics, steel, pharmaceuticals and other goods from entering the United States. He also said that this is not a "** war" and that he wants to "live in peace" with China.
These words sound familiar, because they are the epitome of Trump's China policy. In the name of "**", Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Chinese imports, triggering a war between China and the United States. This move not only did not solve the problem of the United States' ** deficit, but brought huge losses to the United States and the global economy. While consumers and businesses in the U.S. have suffered higher costs for goods** and more, China has mitigated the impact of tariffs by adjusting its export structure and expanding domestic demand.
Trump's current 60% tariffs on Chinese goods are undoubtedly exacerbating tensions between China and the United States and harming America's own interests. This is obviously a dispute deliberately provoked by Trump in order to win the support of **. He knows that some voters in the United States are biased and hostile to China, and by talking about "China topics," he can attract their attention and make them feel that he is the "most anti-China" candidate, thus voting for him.
Trump deliberately provoked a dispute in order to win the support of **].
On the other hand, Biden won the first primary election of the Democratic Party with 96% of the vote, showing his strong influence in the Democratic Party. In the four years of Biden's administration, although he did not bring much change to the United States and involved the United States in many wars, he also won the support of some interest groups, such as arms dealers and financial oligarchs. In addition, Biden also has the support of some allies of the United States, because they do not want Trump to be re-elected, and they believe that Trump's unilateralism and protectionism have harmed their interests.
Therefore, this year's America** will be a close contest, with both Biden and Trump likely to win the final victory, and there may be some unexpected scenarios. American voters will face a difficult choice between continuing to support Trump's external toughness and internal toughness** or Biden's foreign cooperation and domestic reforms.
Biden won the first primary for the Democratic Party
China is also an important factor in this **. China-US economic and trade relations are the most important convergence of interests between the two countries, and they are also the largest space for cooperation between the two countries. Maintaining the healthy and stable development of China-US economic and trade relations conforms to the fundamental interests of the two countries and peoples, and is also conducive to global economic growth. However, the United States needs to adjust its China policy, abandon blindly suppressing China, and resolve differences and problems between the two countries through dialogue and negotiation on an equal footing and mutual benefit.
The imposition of tariffs on China during the Trump era has proven wrong and ineffective. Not only did it not solve the problem of the United States' deficit, but on the contrary, it intensified the tension between China and the United States and brought huge losses to the United States and the global economy. Now the United States should realize that cooperation is the right way to solve problems. Only through cooperation can we achieve mutual benefit and win-win results and promote the stability and development of the global economy.