After the hit on October 10, Trump shouted to increase China's 100% tariffs, urging the Philippines to make articles on the South China Sea issue again, but with the first effect of Chinese countermeasures, Trump had to calm down and seriously think about this round of the Sino-U.S. trade war, who was the loser in the end.

According to Reuters, on October 12, local time, Greer said in an interview with Fox News that the United States had not received notice about China's sanctions, but learned the news from public channels.

Greer's words, it seems like China "bullies" the United States, but the actual situation is quite the opposite, China has always adhered to the principle of "cooperation and win-win" and has always hoped to solve the Sino-U.S. trade problem through negotiation.

This can be seen from the four rounds of trade talks between China and the United States, and even after the fourth round of Madrid talks, Trump released to the outside the informal meeting with Chinese leaders at the highest level of the APEC summit, which China did not deny, enough to see China's sincerity.

But look at what the United States did. Before the Madrid talks between China and the United States, it began to impose sanctions on China. It is still the same old "extreme pressure" trick, completely ignoring China's goodwill. It has only been about a month since the talks, and several rounds of sanctions have been imposed on China.

In September, the U.S. Department of Commerce included 23 Chinese entities in the export control "entity list", involving semiconductor, aerospace and other fields.

Through penetrating rules, the scope of sanctions was arbitrarily expanded, ultimately involving thousands of China companies. The targeted significance is self-evident.

In mid-September, the U.S. imposed tariffs of 30% to 100% on furniture, heavy bags, drugs, etc. While Trump said at the time that this was not aimed at China, the proportion of these Chinese goods in the U.S. market would be found to be clearly outweighing China.

In October, when the APEC summit was just around the corner, Trump was still "dishonest", and he imposed sanctions on Chinese ships and charged the so-called "special port service fee" on the grounds of so-called "national security".

From the time before the Madrid talks, until now, Trump has barely stopped the sanctions against China for a moment, and after facing China's countermeasures, irritated and angry, saying that it is necessary to impose a 100% tariff on Chinese goods without distinction.

In this regard, China is very calm. After all, China is used to being sanctioned by the United States until now. Most importantly, China has never had unrealistic illusions, knowing very well that only when it is strong can it not be controlled by others.

China's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Lin Swed, responded to a routine press conference on October 13 about Trump's imposition of 100% tariffs on China, saying that the United States recently introduced a series of restrictions and sanctions against China, seriously damaging China's interests, and if the United States goes alone, the Chinese side will also resolutely take corresponding measures to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests.

Obviously, China is very aware of the capriciousness of the United States and is not surprised that the United States has imposed sanctions on China. Judging from the countermeasures recently released by China, they are different from Trump's "impromptu play". Instead, they have already made plans for various situations, closely surrounding the rare earth trump card in their hands, and stepping on the United States 'seven inches step by step.

This was buried in August.

In August, China further controlled the rare-earth metallurgy quotas, stepped up exports for the military industry, and high-tech fields, leading to the September exports dropped by 30 percent compared to the same year.

By October, China cleared the international rare-earth pattern, and further expanded the scope of regulation of rare-earth exports, not only limited to rare-earth materials themselves, but also extended the scope of regulation to magnetic manufacturing equipment, processes, and recovery.

China's move is to further strengthen the U.S. Rare Earth Disaster, now not only to restrict the U.S. on rare earth raw materials, but also to completely eradicate the U.S., trying to import rare earth from third parties, thus achieving the possibility of "curve rescue".

In addition, China relies on its important position in international shipping to impose additional countermeasures on U.S. ships. In addition to the conditions for U.S. sanctions on Chinese ships, the U.S. holds more than 25% of its shares and flies the U.S. flag, will further expand the scope of countermeasures in order to force U.S. capital to withdraw from the shipping market, otherwise the United States will have to obediently return to the negotiating table.

From here it can also be seen that China's attitude towards foreign trade has always been hoping to solve the problem through dialogue, rather than "determinate" as the United States, to pressure people.

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However, Trump is a well-known "winning" scientist. Because of his "tough personality" and the face of "the world's first president", Trump does not dare to show weakness to China particularly obviously. We can only send a soft signal to China through all kinds of "threats" and "warnings".

In accordance with Trump's ideas, Beijing and Beijing were consulted by telephone, privately expressing a weakness, and will not have an impact on their own people. but Trump did not think that the Chinese side did not care.

According to Lianhe Zaobao, on October 12, local time, Greer said in an interview with Fox News that China had shelved the White House call application.

This made Trump panic, but the dispute between China and the United States has reached this point, and Trump definitely cannot bow directly. Then we can only express our position to China in an awkward way.

First, the US Vice President Wences, in an interview with Fox News on October 12, said that he hoped China would choose a rational path, and stressed that there are many "cards" in Trump's hand, and the United States does not want to fight this tariff war with China.

Trump also followed, in social media said that the United States wants to help China, not hurt China. Trump's word translated, is implied in lifting sanctions against China, hoping that China can give the ladder, follow Trump's words, don't let Trump in front of the world too sad.

This is funny, wanting to eat meat is the United States, fear of being beaten is also the United States. more funny is, now Trump is in the middle, meat can not be eaten, beat nor want to be eaten, it can only throw out some seemingly rather than not arguments, "for good China", is "the United States is giving China a chance", there is a very strong standing feeling of having to eat.

From China's refusal to answer the phone and the statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it can also be seen that China obviously doesn't want to accompany the United States anymore. Now it is China that controls the initiative. The United States doesn't want to show its due attitude, but also wants China to give it a step down. How can there be such a good thing?

China's intention is very clearly expressed, the United States wants to talk, China welcomes, but the United States needs to pick up a set of habits behind the back of its mouth and put a positive attitude first.

The Sino-US trade war does not harm a single country, but its ultimate cost is very heavy for both China and the United States. If the United States really "hopes to stop fighting", it needs the United States to prove it with practical actions, not words.