Previously thought not to disconnect, now agreed to disconnect.If not disconnect, Bao Island can not receive back, once really disconnected, completely independent, the US debt left only more than 700 billion, and is promoting orderly reduction of holding.
To put it bluntly, the current situation cannot be ignored. Does China really want to decouple? Not necessarily, but China is actually preparing for decoupling, while the United States, while it calls decoupling, can it actually withstand the pressure of decoupling? Obviously, it's not that simple.
In the past, we all thought that "decoupling" was just a topic and an impossible theory. In the wave of globalization, who would have thought that the world's closest economy would be on the verge of decoupling due to a political game?
But now we have to admit that the topic of "decoupling" is getting closer and closer to reality, especially China, which once hesitated, is now carefully preparing for this possible situation with a pragmatic attitude.
For China, it is not simply wanting to give up its economic ties with the United States, but to gradually accumulate capabilities so that when the situation changes, it can be relentless and self-sufficient.
The various trade and technological restrictions that the United States has imposed on China in recent years have made China deeply aware that the economy is overly dependent on the United States, and the consequences are unpredictable once this hidden danger breaks out.
Therefore, decoupling is no longer an empty slogan, but a practical option. At the same time, by strengthening cooperation with other economies and building an independent supply chain system, China will not only buy more time for itself, but also prepare for future "decoupling".
And what about America? It's light in lip service, but can it actually bear the consequences of "decoupling"? If it is only political decoupling, it may be able to bear it, but economic decoupling, especially the total break with China, will undoubtedly do great harm to the United States.
At present, the United States remains deeply dependent on China, especially in the field of high-tech industries, even if it continues to increase economic pressure on China, looking at the world, it has not found a position that can replace China, globalization has deeply bound the economies of the two countries together, the cost of disconnection is extremely high, in the short term, the United States will not be able to withstand.
But China obviously does not intend to be a passive party, but instead respond to the challenge with its own actions, in fact, China is actively promoting the reduction of holding of dollar assets, especially the sale of US bonds, showing a cool attitude, the amount of US bonds gradually dropped to more than $700 billion, which has triggered volatility in the international market.
This move means that China is preparing for the future disconnection, it will not lose its reason due to momentary pressure, but instead silently saves forces behind it, laying the foundation for a possible total disconnection.
Generally speaking, China's goal is not just to decouple, but to build a system that can cope with any challenge in the face of an increasingly complex international situation.
As for Taiwan Province, it has always been a link in the strategy, but it is by no means the ultimate core. Space, science and technology, and economy are China's top priorities in the future.
This article is just my personal opinion. Everyone is welcome to share your thoughts in the comment area.
To put it bluntly, the current situation cannot be ignored. Does China really want to decouple? Not necessarily, but China is actually preparing for decoupling, while the United States, while it calls decoupling, can it actually withstand the pressure of decoupling? Obviously, it's not that simple.
In the past, we all thought that "decoupling" was just a topic and an impossible theory. In the wave of globalization, who would have thought that the world's closest economy would be on the verge of decoupling due to a political game?
But now we have to admit that the topic of "decoupling" is getting closer and closer to reality, especially China, which once hesitated, is now carefully preparing for this possible situation with a pragmatic attitude.
For China, it is not simply wanting to give up its economic ties with the United States, but to gradually accumulate capabilities so that when the situation changes, it can be relentless and self-sufficient.
The various trade and technological restrictions that the United States has imposed on China in recent years have made China deeply aware that the economy is overly dependent on the United States, and the consequences are unpredictable once this hidden danger breaks out.
Therefore, decoupling is no longer an empty slogan, but a practical option. At the same time, by strengthening cooperation with other economies and building an independent supply chain system, China will not only buy more time for itself, but also prepare for future "decoupling".
And what about America? It's light in lip service, but can it actually bear the consequences of "decoupling"? If it is only political decoupling, it may be able to bear it, but economic decoupling, especially the total break with China, will undoubtedly do great harm to the United States.
At present, the United States remains deeply dependent on China, especially in the field of high-tech industries, even if it continues to increase economic pressure on China, looking at the world, it has not found a position that can replace China, globalization has deeply bound the economies of the two countries together, the cost of disconnection is extremely high, in the short term, the United States will not be able to withstand.
But China obviously does not intend to be a passive party, but instead respond to the challenge with its own actions, in fact, China is actively promoting the reduction of holding of dollar assets, especially the sale of US bonds, showing a cool attitude, the amount of US bonds gradually dropped to more than $700 billion, which has triggered volatility in the international market.
This move means that China is preparing for the future disconnection, it will not lose its reason due to momentary pressure, but instead silently saves forces behind it, laying the foundation for a possible total disconnection.
Generally speaking, China's goal is not just to decouple, but to build a system that can cope with any challenge in the face of an increasingly complex international situation.
As for Taiwan Province, it has always been a link in the strategy, but it is by no means the ultimate core. Space, science and technology, and economy are China's top priorities in the future.
This article is just my personal opinion. Everyone is welcome to share your thoughts in the comment area.