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U.S. Secretary of Commerce Raimondo is here again! This time, she took a shot at a Chinese car, calling it a "threat". And Hua Chunying, China's *** assistant, shot back angrily and asked two questions that pointed directly at the heart of the United States. On one side is the "challenge book", on the other side is the "counterattack post", the two sides fought fiercely, and there was an uproar.
But what kind of "challenge book" is Raimondo? Why does she frequently challenge China? What key questions did Hua Chunying ask?
Raimondo claimed that Chinese-made cars threaten U.S. security, likening cars to "iPhones on wheels" that send large amounts of data to China. What is hidden behind these statements? Is it genuine concern or ulterior motives?
Hua Chunying's counterattack is even sharper, pointing directly at Raimondo's logical loophole: iPhone is an American product, will it also leak data? In addition, she showed two comparisons**, let the facts speak, who is more "fair" in the auto market, the United States or China?
Previously, Raimondo said that China is the biggest threat to the United States, but what is the reason for this? Could it be related to last year's Huawei mobile phone "endorsement" incident? At a time when Sino-US relations are gradually easing, what is her motive for frequent provocations?
And what kind of secrets are hidden behind the Sino-US relationship? Why is the US seeking cooperation while suppressing China? How will China respond to the U.S. approach?
This contest between China and the United States is not only about national dignity, but also the focus of global attention. How will the dispute between China and the United States continue? Perhaps, the answer will be revealed in this conversation. Stay tuned!