Recently, the news of the "one-minute crash" of the stock market on Wall Street has made global investors feel unprecedented pressure. The fuse behind it turned out to be a series of variables in Sino-US relations. And the early warning of this variable is none other than former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. He was well aware of the consequences of such a confrontation and warned of such tensions.
Let's talk about the so-called "Chinese economic collapse theory." In fact, China's economic growth has been the focus of the world for decades. Countless "recession predictions" have been broken over and over again. And the US media is once again singing down, more of a psychological tactic, trying to undermine confidence in China's economy. But in fact, China is using a range of tactics to counter U.S. repression.
First, China has accelerated self-innovation and independent research and development to wean itself off U.S. technology. For example, Huawei's Mate Pro 60 mobile phone uses a 7nm process chip, which not only marks technological progress, but also lays the foundation for China to further move towards independent manufacturing in the semiconductor field.
Second, China is transforming to find new industries with higher added value. Today, China is a leader in the field of new energy, and its products in the fields of new energy vehicles and photovoltaic equipment are rapidly entering the global market.
Third, the expansion of the BRICS bloc and the strengthening of cooperation with Russia are indicative of China's growing influence in geopolitics and global affairs. Against the containment strategy of the United States, China has made more friendly partners around the world.
Finally, China also began to push back militarily. The PLA's coastal missile forces, the rapid development of the Chinese Navy, and large-scale military exercises in the western Pacific are all responses to U.S. hegemonic tactics.
Under the influence of China's series of strategies, many forecasters, such as Taiwan's Gou, believe that if the Taiwan Strait really goes to war, Wall Street's stock market will quickly collapse. Kissinger's predictions also highlight the possibility of a conflict between China and the United States and its potentially catastrophic consequences.
In the face of the fierce confrontation between China and the United States, policymakers and observers around the world are worried. China and the United States are important economies in the world, and conflict between them will have serious consequences for the global economy.
Against this backdrop, Kissinger and other insightists have called on both countries to remain calm and seek common solutions to preserve global peace and prosperity.