The U.S. can not let China enter the International Space Station, not let the Netherlands sell light engines to China, can not let Iran sell oil to China, can not let Chinese electric vehicles enter the U.S. market, can ..., but not let China rare earth not sell to the United States!
China, as the core force of the global rare earth industry chain, its initiative to export resources, is becoming an important code to break down unilateral trade barriers, which is evident in the economic and trade interaction between China and the United States.
Rare earth is not an ordinary mineral resource, but a strategic commodity known as "industrial vitamins", from smartphone chips, new energy vehicle engines to aerospace equipment, precision weapons systems, almost all high-tech fields are inseparable of its support.
According to data released by the U.S. Geological Survey, China accounts for about 36.7% of the world's proven rare earth reserves. However, in terms of actual output, China has long occupied more than 80% of the global market share. More importantly, China has mastered the core technologies of the entire industrial chain from mining, separation and purification to deep processing.
Although the United States has its own rare earth reserves, it has long relied on imports due to problems such as high environmental protection costs and imperfect industrial chains. More than 60% of its rare earth demand comes directly or indirectly from China.
The U.S. restrictions on China in many fields have long been not new.In the International Space Station project, China has long been excluded, forcing China to independently develop the Sky Palace space station, now becoming the world's only in orbit and continuously operating space station.
The Dutch ASML company's high-end optical engraving machine, due to the pressure of the United States, can not freely export to China, but prompted Chinese enterprises to accelerate the breakthrough of optical engraving core technology, and domestic light engraving machine has achieved a replacement in some fields.
In the field of oil trade, the United States has repeatedly hindered Iran's energy cooperation with China, and China has expanded its energy exchanges with Russia and other countries in the Middle East to ensure the stability of its energy supply.
China's electric vehicles with excellent cost ratio and technological advantages, in the global market, but the United States with the so-called "national security" to set up trade barriers, even so, Chinese electric vehicle enterprises still through overseas construction of factories, technology exports and other ways, continuously expand global influence.
It is worth noting that China has always maintained rationality and restraint on the issue of rare earth exports. It has not used rare earths as a simple countermeasure tool. Instead, it has guided the global rare earth industry by standardizing industry standards, strengthening environmental protection governance, and rationally regulating export quotas. The healthy development of the industry.
In recent years, China has continuously improved its strategic reserve system for rare earths. At the same time, it has increased investment in research and development of rare earth deep processing technology, increased the added value of products, and steadily moved from a "resource exporter" to an "industrial power."
This accountable attitude of the big country makes a distinct contrast to some countries' practices of swallowing trade protectionism, and also gives the world an insight into China's important role and responsibility in the global industrial chain.
In fact, the global economy has long formed a close link between you and me, any unilateral restriction and blockade can eventually refract itself.The many restrictions of the United States on China have not only failed to hinder China's development, but have inspired China's innate momentum for independent innovation.
The dependence on rare earth in China has also made the United States realize that in the era of globalization, win-win cooperation is the only right choice.
China never proactively seeks confrontation, but it is never afraid of any challenge. While safeguarding its legitimate rights and interests, it is always willing to work with countries around the world to promote global trade liberalization and facilitation.
So, do you think unilateral trade restrictions can really achieve the expected purpose under the background of deep integration of global industrial chains? What new changes will the development of China's rare earth industry bring to the global landscape? Feel free to leave your opinion in the comments section.
China, as the core force of the global rare earth industry chain, its initiative to export resources, is becoming an important code to break down unilateral trade barriers, which is evident in the economic and trade interaction between China and the United States.
Rare earth is not an ordinary mineral resource, but a strategic commodity known as "industrial vitamins", from smartphone chips, new energy vehicle engines to aerospace equipment, precision weapons systems, almost all high-tech fields are inseparable of its support.
According to data released by the U.S. Geological Survey, China accounts for about 36.7% of the world's proven rare earth reserves. However, in terms of actual output, China has long occupied more than 80% of the global market share. More importantly, China has mastered the core technologies of the entire industrial chain from mining, separation and purification to deep processing.
Although the United States has its own rare earth reserves, it has long relied on imports due to problems such as high environmental protection costs and imperfect industrial chains. More than 60% of its rare earth demand comes directly or indirectly from China.
The U.S. restrictions on China in many fields have long been not new.In the International Space Station project, China has long been excluded, forcing China to independently develop the Sky Palace space station, now becoming the world's only in orbit and continuously operating space station.
The Dutch ASML company's high-end optical engraving machine, due to the pressure of the United States, can not freely export to China, but prompted Chinese enterprises to accelerate the breakthrough of optical engraving core technology, and domestic light engraving machine has achieved a replacement in some fields.
In the field of oil trade, the United States has repeatedly hindered Iran's energy cooperation with China, and China has expanded its energy exchanges with Russia and other countries in the Middle East to ensure the stability of its energy supply.
China's electric vehicles with excellent cost ratio and technological advantages, in the global market, but the United States with the so-called "national security" to set up trade barriers, even so, Chinese electric vehicle enterprises still through overseas construction of factories, technology exports and other ways, continuously expand global influence.
It is worth noting that China has always maintained rationality and restraint on the issue of rare earth exports. It has not used rare earths as a simple countermeasure tool. Instead, it has guided the global rare earth industry by standardizing industry standards, strengthening environmental protection governance, and rationally regulating export quotas. The healthy development of the industry.
In recent years, China has continuously improved its strategic reserve system for rare earths. At the same time, it has increased investment in research and development of rare earth deep processing technology, increased the added value of products, and steadily moved from a "resource exporter" to an "industrial power."
This accountable attitude of the big country makes a distinct contrast to some countries' practices of swallowing trade protectionism, and also gives the world an insight into China's important role and responsibility in the global industrial chain.
In fact, the global economy has long formed a close link between you and me, any unilateral restriction and blockade can eventually refract itself.The many restrictions of the United States on China have not only failed to hinder China's development, but have inspired China's innate momentum for independent innovation.
The dependence on rare earth in China has also made the United States realize that in the era of globalization, win-win cooperation is the only right choice.
China never proactively seeks confrontation, but it is never afraid of any challenge. While safeguarding its legitimate rights and interests, it is always willing to work with countries around the world to promote global trade liberalization and facilitation.
So, do you think unilateral trade restrictions can really achieve the expected purpose under the background of deep integration of global industrial chains? What new changes will the development of China's rare earth industry bring to the global landscape? Feel free to leave your opinion in the comments section.