The United States: If China continues to develop chips, it will encounter an economic crisis! There is simply no justification
America, you are such a nosy showman. While claiming to be a "global technology leader", while intervening in and encircling China's chip technology, I am afraid that it has become your daily routine. But China's rise in chips seems to make you nervous.
First of all, I have to admit that China's rapid rise in the field of chip technology is indeed impressive. Although China started late, with continuous investment and efforts, it has made great progress in chip research and development and manufacturing. That has alarmed the United States, which fears that China could threaten U.S. dominance in high-tech fields.
The U.S. government's response seems to be: blockade, siege, sanctions. During the Trump administration, they adopted a series of restrictions to try to restrict the technological development of Chinese companies and international market expansion. The Biden administration has continued this policy, putting more pressure on China's high-end chip industry. It seems that the United States just doesn't want to see China have a place in the chip field.
Instead of being overwhelmed by this pressure, China has embarked more firmly on its own path. They have invested heavily in R&D and manufacturing, making chip technology a national strategy. These efforts have gradually made China competitive in the field of chips, not only to meet the domestic market demand, but also to export abroad, posing a competitive threat to the United States.
Of course, the warning from American scholars seems more like a threat. They mentioned that China's chip development could lead to an economic crisis, which is effectively suggesting that China's rise could harm the economic interests of the United States. But in any case, China's development in the field of chips is already an irreversible trend, and no matter how much the United States blocks and encircles, it cannot change this fact.
So, O United States, it is better to put away your arrogance and anxiety and compete on an equal footing with the rest of the world, rather than trying to stop China's rise by various means. Everyone knows that there is no permanent hegemon in the field of science and technology, and the future belongs to an innovative and resilient country, and perhaps this time, China will become the next scientific and technological power.
America, your fears and warnings are really laughable. You yourself have always flaunted the principles of free markets and competition, but once other countries have shown competitiveness in a certain area, you have begun to work tirelessly to suppress and restrict. This double standard is really disgusting.
First of all, it is a fact that during the Trump administration, the United States imposed a blockade and siege on China's high-tech enterprises. Huawei has not only been included in the Entity List, but also taken a series of measures to restrict the technological progress and market expansion of Chinese enterprises. This approach is clearly motivated by concerns about China's technological prowess, but it is also a betrayal of free-market principles.
Second, it is also well known that the United States puts pressure on China's high-end chip industry by imposing tariffs and jamming necks. Such behavior not only undermines the fairness of international trade, but also creates tensions, which are not only bad for Chinese companies, but also have a negative impact on global supply chains.
However, despite this pressure, China has not stopped and has increased its investment and efforts in the chip field. This is China's independent choice, and it is also the Chinese government's efforts to ensure the country's scientific and technological security and sustainable economic development. Isn't that a goal that every country should aspire to?
The warnings from American academics seem more like intimidation to try to stem the rise of China's chip technology by threatening an economic crisis. But this intimidation only exposes America's inferiority complex and its discomfort with competition. If China's chip technology succeeds in the global market, it will be a victory based on innovation and competitiveness, not a threat of economic crisis.
So, the United States, if you really care about your scientific and technological leadership, you should try to improve your competitiveness instead of trying to maintain your hegemony by suppressing other countries. Competition is the driving force of scientific and technological progress, do not create tension because of your own discomfort. Only by making competition in the field of science and technology fairer can we promote the progress of global science and technology.