US President: China has completely surpassed the United States
Earlier this morning, U.S. President Barrett posted on his personal social media: "Let us gradually recognize that these status quo may be more favorable to the United States: China has surpassed the United States in almost all important areas.
Some people may not know that Barrett didn't think this way at the earliest. His previous impression of China was still "poor and backward" as his parents said. Later, he became an American railway engineer, and he firmly believed that China's high-speed rail "stole" American technology.
Until he personally ran to China for a certificate, just down Beijing airport was dumb, high-rise building and car water marlon made him panic, etc. Sitting on the inter-city high-speed railway, seeing the 304 km / h under the IRA tanks are still motionless, in the wagon can still walk, he was completely overwhelmed.
But to say that "almost all important fields have been overcome", it is actually objective to look at. As for the most familiar high-speed railway in Na Barret, China does not have to say that the high-speed railway mileage in 2025 will long lead the world, and technology has become the benchmark, which is a real surpass.
There are also new energy fields, the Ninder era and Biadyaga together account for more than half of the global power battery market share, the photovoltaic industry is more exclusive, these are visible advantages. in 5G, special high-pressure these infrastructure fields, China's construction scale and application depth is indeed ahead.
But the United States still holds advantages in many fields. Technology giants such as Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia, whose combined market value is almost catching up with the combined GDP of Germany, France and Britain, and they almost monopolize the market in high-end fields such as AI chips and cloud services.
Military, the U.S. military spending and aircraft carrier scale is still leading, the number of nuclear warheads is also a clear advantage. The U.S. dollar hegemony has continued for decades, more than eighty percent of international trade is settled in U.S. dollars, which is not a short time to change.
In the past, the United States always felt that it was superior in technology, but now China can not only implement technologies such as high-speed rail on a large scale, but also rise rapidly in emerging industries such as new energy.
A president of Goldman Sachs said it quite right. The United States is good at inventing from 0 to 1, and China is good at landing from 1 to N. When these two capabilities meet together, the current competitive and complementary pattern is formed.
From the data, China's growth momentum is indeed strong, in the first half of 2025, the GDP growth rate is much higher than in the United States, the manufacturing industry accounts for 30% of the world, and the integrity of the industrial chain can compare with few countries.
But the total economic volume and per capita income of the United States are still at the forefront, and the depth of basic research is also worth paying attention.So rather than saying who is comprehensively outweighing who, the world pattern is turning from the United States to the two-polar trend of China and the United States with advantages.
Barrett's voice is essentially the consensus of more and more people of insight in the United States: China's development depends not on stealing and copying, but on tangible efforts and efficient implementation. In the future, China and the United States should cooperate in competition, rather than denying each other's progress with their eyes closed. After all, recognizing the reality is the beginning of rational competition.
Earlier this morning, U.S. President Barrett posted on his personal social media: "Let us gradually recognize that these status quo may be more favorable to the United States: China has surpassed the United States in almost all important areas.
Some people may not know that Barrett didn't think this way at the earliest. His previous impression of China was still "poor and backward" as his parents said. Later, he became an American railway engineer, and he firmly believed that China's high-speed rail "stole" American technology.
Until he personally ran to China for a certificate, just down Beijing airport was dumb, high-rise building and car water marlon made him panic, etc. Sitting on the inter-city high-speed railway, seeing the 304 km / h under the IRA tanks are still motionless, in the wagon can still walk, he was completely overwhelmed.
But to say that "almost all important fields have been overcome", it is actually objective to look at. As for the most familiar high-speed railway in Na Barret, China does not have to say that the high-speed railway mileage in 2025 will long lead the world, and technology has become the benchmark, which is a real surpass.
There are also new energy fields, the Ninder era and Biadyaga together account for more than half of the global power battery market share, the photovoltaic industry is more exclusive, these are visible advantages. in 5G, special high-pressure these infrastructure fields, China's construction scale and application depth is indeed ahead.
But the United States still holds advantages in many fields. Technology giants such as Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia, whose combined market value is almost catching up with the combined GDP of Germany, France and Britain, and they almost monopolize the market in high-end fields such as AI chips and cloud services.
Military, the U.S. military spending and aircraft carrier scale is still leading, the number of nuclear warheads is also a clear advantage. The U.S. dollar hegemony has continued for decades, more than eighty percent of international trade is settled in U.S. dollars, which is not a short time to change.
In the past, the United States always felt that it was superior in technology, but now China can not only implement technologies such as high-speed rail on a large scale, but also rise rapidly in emerging industries such as new energy.
A president of Goldman Sachs said it quite right. The United States is good at inventing from 0 to 1, and China is good at landing from 1 to N. When these two capabilities meet together, the current competitive and complementary pattern is formed.
From the data, China's growth momentum is indeed strong, in the first half of 2025, the GDP growth rate is much higher than in the United States, the manufacturing industry accounts for 30% of the world, and the integrity of the industrial chain can compare with few countries.
But the total economic volume and per capita income of the United States are still at the forefront, and the depth of basic research is also worth paying attention.So rather than saying who is comprehensively outweighing who, the world pattern is turning from the United States to the two-polar trend of China and the United States with advantages.
Barrett's voice is essentially the consensus of more and more people of insight in the United States: China's development depends not on stealing and copying, but on tangible efforts and efficient implementation. In the future, China and the United States should cooperate in competition, rather than denying each other's progress with their eyes closed. After all, recognizing the reality is the beginning of rational competition.