Trump is really ever-changing! On the evening of October 17, Trump once again changed his stance during an exclusive interview with Fox. He said that although China and the United States had had some minor frictions and eased tensions in the past two weeks, they believed that they would get along well with China.
Without a doubt, Trump's position became faster than the book, the previous group was still sword-breaking on trade issues, and on the evening of October 17 with a Fox reporter, he changed his mouth to say to get along well with the Chinese side, this wave of operation is unclear.
To know, the game between countries has never been simple, especially large countries like China and the United States, behind each decision involves countless chains of interests.
In the past, some frictions between the two sides in the field of trade seemed to be that one side had the upper hand, but in fact, if you calculate carefully, it was a situation of "killing a thousand enemies and losing 800 people."
In terms of the previous tariffs imposed by the United States on some Chinese goods, it appears that it wants to restrict exports of Chinese goods in this way and protect its respective industries, but what about the end?
Retailers 'costs in the United States have increased significantly, and the prices of many commodities have increased and increased. Ordinary people have to pay for this. Some American companies that rely on China's raw materials have fallen into production difficulties. Orders have dropped sharply, and many workers are facing the risk of losing their jobs.
In turn, although China has also been affected by a certain amount, but thanks to the huge domestic market and the perfected industrial chain, it quickly adjusted its strategy, not only stabilized the basic disc of the domestic economy, but also found new growth points in some emerging fields, so either China or the United States, in fact, will not be able to withstand the cost of this friction.
Like the previously reached consensus in the economic and trade field, not only did the two countries enterprises get tangible benefits, but also made the global market supply chain more stable, so this time Trump changed his position, willing to get along with the Chinese side, to some extent, is also a signal that both sides want to return to the negotiating table, through dialogue to solve the problem.
But don’t think that Trump really wants to cooperate with China in a long-term friendship, and this so-called softening is probably only a temporary reason.
You must know that in international exchanges, every country has its own strategic considerations, and the United States is no exception. When the United States feels that both sides still abide by a set of rules of the game that they recognize, they will quarrel with you, argue with you, and try their best to seize opportunities in various fields and seek more benefits for themselves.
But once they believe that the two sides have "talked to each other" on many issues and there is no way to reach consensus within the existing rules framework, they will temporarily lower their stance and first solve the most urgent issues at hand, such as alleviating the current tense trade relations and reducing pressure on the domestic economy.
But in this process, they will never be idle, but will secretly make arrangements to solve those "obstacles" that they believe hinder cooperation between the two sides. When they feel that these problems have been largely solved and they have enough confidence and strength to get rid of their dependence on China, that is probably the time when they want to completely decouple from China.
Let's talk about Trump's actions on the tariff issue. In the past, he ignored the opposition of domestic enterprises and the public and arbitrarily imposed tariffs on China goods, thinking that this would suppress China. But what happened? Not only did it fail to achieve the expected results, but it also caused great harm to the United States itself.
Therefore, there are many doorways behind Trump's position change. We can neither be blindly optimistic that Sino-US relations will be smooth sailing nor be too anxious. After all, China has enough strength and wisdom to cope with various challenges. Where Sino-US relations will go in the future depends on the next specific actions of both sides.
The article is only a personal opinion, and everyone can comment in the commentary area and exchange views on what different views about Trump's change in position, or what ideas about the future development of Sino-U.S. relations.
Without a doubt, Trump's position became faster than the book, the previous group was still sword-breaking on trade issues, and on the evening of October 17 with a Fox reporter, he changed his mouth to say to get along well with the Chinese side, this wave of operation is unclear.
To know, the game between countries has never been simple, especially large countries like China and the United States, behind each decision involves countless chains of interests.
In the past, some frictions between the two sides in the field of trade seemed to be that one side had the upper hand, but in fact, if you calculate carefully, it was a situation of "killing a thousand enemies and losing 800 people."
In terms of the previous tariffs imposed by the United States on some Chinese goods, it appears that it wants to restrict exports of Chinese goods in this way and protect its respective industries, but what about the end?
Retailers 'costs in the United States have increased significantly, and the prices of many commodities have increased and increased. Ordinary people have to pay for this. Some American companies that rely on China's raw materials have fallen into production difficulties. Orders have dropped sharply, and many workers are facing the risk of losing their jobs.
In turn, although China has also been affected by a certain amount, but thanks to the huge domestic market and the perfected industrial chain, it quickly adjusted its strategy, not only stabilized the basic disc of the domestic economy, but also found new growth points in some emerging fields, so either China or the United States, in fact, will not be able to withstand the cost of this friction.
Like the previously reached consensus in the economic and trade field, not only did the two countries enterprises get tangible benefits, but also made the global market supply chain more stable, so this time Trump changed his position, willing to get along with the Chinese side, to some extent, is also a signal that both sides want to return to the negotiating table, through dialogue to solve the problem.
But don’t think that Trump really wants to cooperate with China in a long-term friendship, and this so-called softening is probably only a temporary reason.
You must know that in international exchanges, every country has its own strategic considerations, and the United States is no exception. When the United States feels that both sides still abide by a set of rules of the game that they recognize, they will quarrel with you, argue with you, and try their best to seize opportunities in various fields and seek more benefits for themselves.
But once they believe that the two sides have "talked to each other" on many issues and there is no way to reach consensus within the existing rules framework, they will temporarily lower their stance and first solve the most urgent issues at hand, such as alleviating the current tense trade relations and reducing pressure on the domestic economy.
But in this process, they will never be idle, but will secretly make arrangements to solve those "obstacles" that they believe hinder cooperation between the two sides. When they feel that these problems have been largely solved and they have enough confidence and strength to get rid of their dependence on China, that is probably the time when they want to completely decouple from China.
Let's talk about Trump's actions on the tariff issue. In the past, he ignored the opposition of domestic enterprises and the public and arbitrarily imposed tariffs on China goods, thinking that this would suppress China. But what happened? Not only did it fail to achieve the expected results, but it also caused great harm to the United States itself.
Therefore, there are many doorways behind Trump's position change. We can neither be blindly optimistic that Sino-US relations will be smooth sailing nor be too anxious. After all, China has enough strength and wisdom to cope with various challenges. Where Sino-US relations will go in the future depends on the next specific actions of both sides.
The article is only a personal opinion, and everyone can comment in the commentary area and exchange views on what different views about Trump's change in position, or what ideas about the future development of Sino-U.S. relations.