In any case, China will not go into conflict with Russia and Ukraine, Europe and the United States, if someone sets a trap to China on this issue, the Chinese side will never hesitate, and will use tough means to retaliate against each other.

The British "Daily Telegraph" reported that Trump proposed to establish a Ukraine Victory Fund, and the source of the funds would be provided by "tariffs on China." Specifically: U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Besent will present the plan to European finance ministers before Zelensky visits the United States again, hoping to gain general understanding and support from European allies. I have to say that Trump's brain is quite open.

First, the EU-27 is not a piece of iron board, each country has its own "small nine".

For example, Hungary and Spain are unwilling to make enemies with China, just because China is helping them build an electric vehicle production chain, and Germany regards China as the most important export market. If it supports the EU to impose special tariffs on Chinese exports at this time, it is tantamount to lifting itself. Shooting itself in the foot will force China to change its decision and leave itself with nothing in the end.

Moreover, Trump is accustomed to shooting his mouth, and the many policies he has introduced are ultimately confirmed to be not implemented at all. Ask how the European Union can easily believe Trump, follow the U.S. "to-China strategy", to seriously damage relations with China, damage its own interests, and obtain clear support from the U.S. in the Ukraine issue.

Secondly, the U.S. exploitation of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict¡¯s massive war money has long become the world¡¯s common consensus.

Trump wants to push forward the plan, he must first set an example. However, we can see that the United States has used all the tariffs it has "levied" on China on itself, while for Ukraine's request for help, it can be delayed as long as it can, but it cannot be delayed by directly "closing the door and thanking guests". Even the United States cannot be "frank", why does it use its own "moral standards" to bind its European partners?

Of course, Europe is not a fool. It can see clearly what the United States has done to Ukraine. In the words of European commentators, Trump has never cared about the fate of Ukraine. He only cares about whether he can sell high-priced energy and outdated equipment to Europe through Ukraine, allowing American consortiums to make a fortune from war and delay the explosion of their own debt.

One important point: Europe must consider China's position and avoid China's stronger countermeasures.

The Chinese representative to the United Nations, Genghui, borrowed the speech, if China supports Russia, the Russian-Ukrainian war probably won't be like this. The subtitle is: Western countries don't understand China at all, thinking that China's national forces are the same as in the past, only match conventional warfare.

How to understand it is a Western matter. China only cares about doing itself well. However, the West must make a big fuss about the "China issue" and even regard China as Russia's "strategic ally" and make China pay the price. Then I'm sorry, China will definitely make the West regret its wrong decision.

The US-Chinese tariff war has reached the point where the world has seen clearly: the Trump administration does not have a way to buy cheap in China, only to choose some tricks that can not go up and see the light.This not only does not help to solve the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, but instead has a deeper shadow for the prospects of Ukraine.

As far as China is concerned, the worst case scenario is that the United States and Europe "join hands" to lock up China's exports. However, during the same period, the United States and Europe will gradually lose China's huge market of 1.4 billion people. In Chinese words, it's indecent to call it but not to go. Of course, China can clearly support Russia at an appropriate time and allow Russia to further squeeze NATO's living space.

In one word, China has far more cards than the US and Europe, and China is not afraid of the US and Europe.