US Trade Representative: China has refused to call. Vance gave China two options: either cancel rare earth controls, or the United States uses all its chips.
We must first understand the ins and outs of this matter. It is not that China refused to communicate for no reason. Just a few days before Vance made his remarks, the United States had just put 15 China companies on its export control list and was considering expanding the ban on chip manufacturing equipment, clearly wanting to get stuck in the high-end manufacturing field.
As soon as this side waved its fist, the other side wanted China to sit down and talk about rare earths. How could there be such a cheap thing? China directly postponed the call. In fact, it was a reminder to the United States. If you want to talk, you can talk about it, but you have to take the little action in your hand first. Collect it.
Wans dared to shout this way, nothing but to feel that rare earth is China's "soft rib", but he just did the opposite, rare earth has become the "hard card" in China's hands.
This control is not simply a matter of blocking the export of raw materials. The announcement just issued by the Ministry of Commerce has managed the entire industrial chain. Not only raw ore cannot be sold at will, but also rare earth mining and smelting technologies, and even related materials for secondary recycling. Items are included in the control.
What's even more ruthless is to engage in technical traceability. Even if overseas products contain a little Chinese rare earth ingredients or are processed with Chinese technology, exports must be approved by the Chinese side.
This trick directly struck the doorway of the United States, the United States itself can not dig out a lot of rare earth, even from Australia and Canada to get raw materials, also have to rely on China's technological refinement.
More than 70 percent of the world's rare-earth processing technology is in the hands of China, and the separation technology of medium-weight and rare-earth is a lot more advanced, the United States wants to build its own production line, not a decade can not do it at all, let alone the supporting power and infrastructure can not follow.
The U.S. military's missile-guided components, F-35 fighter jets, and high-end chip manufacturing, can not be separated from these refined rare earth, there are reports that the control comes out, the production cycle of the U.S. military equipment may be extended for several months.
Then look at Wans's saying "use all the codes", listening strongly, actually reversing or some old means.
It has been tried several times before, and the result is that the American people buy more expensive things, and the cost of local enterprises has also increased a lot.
Unite allies to put pressure on? Trump asked Australia and Canada to help expand production, but even if these countries dig up rare earths, they couldn't make high-end products without Chinese technology, and they couldn't catch up at all.
As for the technological blockade, the U.S. own semiconductor enterprises first panic, they produce high-end chips almost all with rare-earth materials processed in China, if it is completely stuck, their own production capacity must collapse first.
China refused to call, but also touched the United States' insufficiency, Wance's mouth is hard, Trump has been quietly loose, saying that the United States does not want to hurt China, this is clearly to reassure the market, in fact, fear of the escalation of the situation.
The new energy vehicle industry in the United States is inseparable from China. More than 60% of the anode materials of local battery factories must be imported from China. This control also covers key materials related to lithium batteries.
If it were to use the so-called "all codes", the first pain is probably the manufacturing industry of the United States itself.
The United States is clamoring for negotiations while wielding the big stick of sanctions. This contradictory approach is not sincere at all.
If Vance really wants to solve the problem, instead of shouting malicious words and giving two choices, it is better to put down the big stick of sanctions first and show some real sincerity. Otherwise, if it continues to consume, it will only hurt the United States' own industry. At that time, it will not be solved by two choices.
US Trade Representative: Surprised by the Chinese counterattack, wanted to call was refused
We must first understand the ins and outs of this matter. It is not that China refused to communicate for no reason. Just a few days before Vance made his remarks, the United States had just put 15 China companies on its export control list and was considering expanding the ban on chip manufacturing equipment, clearly wanting to get stuck in the high-end manufacturing field.
As soon as this side waved its fist, the other side wanted China to sit down and talk about rare earths. How could there be such a cheap thing? China directly postponed the call. In fact, it was a reminder to the United States. If you want to talk, you can talk about it, but you have to take the little action in your hand first. Collect it.
Wans dared to shout this way, nothing but to feel that rare earth is China's "soft rib", but he just did the opposite, rare earth has become the "hard card" in China's hands.
This control is not simply a matter of blocking the export of raw materials. The announcement just issued by the Ministry of Commerce has managed the entire industrial chain. Not only raw ore cannot be sold at will, but also rare earth mining and smelting technologies, and even related materials for secondary recycling. Items are included in the control.
What's even more ruthless is to engage in technical traceability. Even if overseas products contain a little Chinese rare earth ingredients or are processed with Chinese technology, exports must be approved by the Chinese side.
This trick directly struck the doorway of the United States, the United States itself can not dig out a lot of rare earth, even from Australia and Canada to get raw materials, also have to rely on China's technological refinement.
More than 70 percent of the world's rare-earth processing technology is in the hands of China, and the separation technology of medium-weight and rare-earth is a lot more advanced, the United States wants to build its own production line, not a decade can not do it at all, let alone the supporting power and infrastructure can not follow.
The U.S. military's missile-guided components, F-35 fighter jets, and high-end chip manufacturing, can not be separated from these refined rare earth, there are reports that the control comes out, the production cycle of the U.S. military equipment may be extended for several months.
Then look at Wans's saying "use all the codes", listening strongly, actually reversing or some old means.
It has been tried several times before, and the result is that the American people buy more expensive things, and the cost of local enterprises has also increased a lot.
Unite allies to put pressure on? Trump asked Australia and Canada to help expand production, but even if these countries dig up rare earths, they couldn't make high-end products without Chinese technology, and they couldn't catch up at all.
As for the technological blockade, the U.S. own semiconductor enterprises first panic, they produce high-end chips almost all with rare-earth materials processed in China, if it is completely stuck, their own production capacity must collapse first.
China refused to call, but also touched the United States' insufficiency, Wance's mouth is hard, Trump has been quietly loose, saying that the United States does not want to hurt China, this is clearly to reassure the market, in fact, fear of the escalation of the situation.
The new energy vehicle industry in the United States is inseparable from China. More than 60% of the anode materials of local battery factories must be imported from China. This control also covers key materials related to lithium batteries.
If it were to use the so-called "all codes", the first pain is probably the manufacturing industry of the United States itself.
The United States is clamoring for negotiations while wielding the big stick of sanctions. This contradictory approach is not sincere at all.
If Vance really wants to solve the problem, instead of shouting malicious words and giving two choices, it is better to put down the big stick of sanctions first and show some real sincerity. Otherwise, if it continues to consume, it will only hurt the United States' own industry. At that time, it will not be solved by two choices.
US Trade Representative: Surprised by the Chinese counterattack, wanted to call was refused