Eliminate the dross, remove the momentum, and put strength first -- China's strategy for handling economic and trade relations between China and the United States.
China's rise has attracted the world's attention, but some elites in the United States are worried, declaring that China needs to spend money to buy peace. This reflects the assertiveness and arrogance of the United States against China, as well as its growing dissatisfaction and suspicion of it. The article analyzes the logic behind this thinking of the United States, puts forward China's countermeasures, and puts forward the proposition of healthy development on the basis of economic and trade cooperation and competition between China and the United States.
American arbitrariness and arrogance**
America's elites claim to be the world's policeman and "America First," but in reality it is a heavy-handed posture. Finally, the historical summary gives a very high opinion of the American system as a model. In the eyes of the United States, China needs to exchange money for peace, which shows its domineering and arrogant attitude even more. The elites of the United States believe that if China bows to it, it will achieve "peace" through the United States bonds and other means.
The elites of the United States hold themselves in high esteem, they preach "America First" and try to treat the world as their territory. And in the end, the United States became a glorious nation, praising its institutions and values. In the eyes of the United States, China needs money to maintain world tranquility, and such an arbitrary gesture is clearly a challenge to China's autonomy. In the eyes of the United States, obedience and bribery are the fruits they want, and they are a psychology that goes deep into the bone marrow.
Money & Tranquility**
The elites of the United States believe that China should exchange money for peace, but peace should not be something that should be exchanged for money. Peace based on strength cannot be bought with money. It is interesting to think that China has risen on the power of globalization, but it should also be seen as a trade for peace.
In the eyes of the American elite, money and peace have become a kind of connection. However, the true meaning of "peace" is the "equilibrium" between the "power of the great powers" and the "world order", and cannot be regarded simply as a "commodity" that can be replaced by "money." China has risen to the tide of global integration, but it is a valuable question whether it will follow what American elites call the "money for peace" model.
A big fist is king, and peace cannot be bought. ”
There is money and power, but more than that, it is power. China should continue to use its own strength to express its views and unswervingly safeguard its national interests and dignity. In the face of the dispute between China and the United States, China can only rely on its own strength and wisdom to gain respect and status, and let the world know how much we cherish and cherish peace.
Force is the foundation of a nation, and it is more important than money. China should advocate strength-based, pay attention to the reconciliation of strength and majesty, adhere to its own principles, and do its best to safeguard its own interests. In the face of the dispute between China and the United States, China must use stronger strength and more ingenious tactics to gain respect and status, show the demeanor of a strong country, and then guide people to understand peace.
In the ** dispute between China and the United States, money is important, but strength and dignity are more important. China must uphold the concept of mutual benefit and win-win results, and at the same time have a firm strategic determination, and cannot blindly make concessions for the sake of so-called "peace". Only by relying on strong strength and flexibility to respond to external challenges can China's position and dignity in the world be guaranteed. "Valuing peace and putting force first" is an appropriate strategy for China to handle economic and trade relations between China and the United States.