Last night, many people were screened by a heavy news: China is about to hold a military parade on September 3rd to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-War. The most incredible thing is that Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea's top Kim Jong Un are explicitly present, and they are about to meet with China in Beijing. This kind of three-party scene in the same frame is extremely rare on the international stage, which makes many foreign media directly fry the pot.
Bloomberg used the term "rare." To put it bluntly, this is not an ordinary diplomatic encounter, but a major event that can stir up the geopolitical landscape. In particular, Putin and Kim Jong-un, one north and one east, have rarely publicly joined forces in the past, and this time they came straight to Beijing, which is not easy to see.
Why even the western media, which has always been on the wall, has to “watch” overnight? More intriguing is that the Chinese Ministry of Commerce has dropped a trade heavyweight bomb at the same time: since August 29, this year, anti-dumping duties on imports of benzene originating in the United States, the European Union, South Korea, Japan and Thailand have continued to be levied for 5 years. To know, these country enterprises have long been accustomed to dumping benzene at low prices in the Chinese market, excessively crushing, this time directly to the iron board, officially locked by the Chinese export door.
On the other hand, the invitation list for this military parade includes not only traditional friendly countries, but also more and more Southeast Asian neighbors-Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, etc. have sent high-level officials, which shows who can really take the lead in promoting regional cooperation and building a circle of friends. You're welcome to say that China has quietly pointed its "lens" at the so-called Western camp, allowing those forces that are keen to manipulate public opinion, dump products and suppress other countries to face the most realistic warnings.
Imagine that the world pattern entered the period of differential reorganization, the United States and Europe continued to pressure, Japan and South Korea followed by, attempting to restrict China's development through economic infiltration, but this set has just been hard killed back by China - continue to impose anti-dumping taxes, do not leave the face; in the foreign field with a strong guest line, thoroughly break the isolation and intimidation. This combination kick, let Europe and South Korea and South Korea fall into "double suffocation."
Obviously, China has no longer given any chance to behaviors that harm domestic interests, and has built an economic firewall drastically and across the board. In fact, whenever foreign companies dump, domestic related companies will encounter malicious price suppression and unemployment, and countless producers are forced to reduce production or even shut down. Today, this model has finally ushered in a change. China has a clear attitude and will never buy the so-called "banner of globalization". It will continue to make major adjustments and take the initiative to master the right to speak.
Is this strong counterattack really unnecessary? Everyone knows that only when the market is fair can we achieve a win-win situation, and China has no obligation to "give a green light" to the interests of other countries. In recent years, the international situation has become more and more complicated, and regional security challenges have continued to rise. The high-standard appearance of China, Russia and the DPRK itself has conveyed a signal of cooperation and pressure resistance.