The U.S. demand for large orders from China appears to be a means to help solve America's domestic economic problems, but in fact it is using China's commodity exports to solve inflation and economic crisis. However, China will not agree to such a request, because it will cause huge losses to Chinese companies, and the current tension between China and the United States does not have enough trust basis to negotiate cooperation. At the same time, China will not take the initiative to help the United States solve the problem, because after helping the United States before, the United States did not reciprocate, but provoked a trade war.
For the United States, in addition to asking China to increase its commodity exports, it can also take advantage of the dollar's special status in the world to gain more regulatory power. By returning dollars in the international market, the domestic economic crisis can be alleviated. However, if the United States continues to issue money indiscriminately and disrupt the global economic order, then countries may accelerate the process of de-dollarization, rendering this means of regulation ineffective.
To sum up, the United States faces serious economic problems, but the solution does not lie in asking China to increase its commodity exports. China would not agree to such a request under the current circumstances, and Sino-US relations are tense and lack a basis for cooperation. On the contrary, the United States should re-examine its macro-control methods and adopt a more reasonable way to solve domestic economic problems, while avoiding the excessive issuance of dollars in order to maintain international economic order and stability.
