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We all understand a truth: the international economic market is a whole, and each participating country should have its own responsibilities and responsibilities, so as to achieve a win-win situation.
However, the economic environment in the past two years has not been ideal, and the United States, as the largest economy, has been deeply affected by the economic crisis in many countries.
Last year, a number of US officials visited China one after another, but relations between the two countries did not improve, and no effective development strategy was formulated in the economic field.
As soon as she arrived on the mainland, the negotiations were already full of sparks, and the two sides had different opinions on the existing problems between the two countries, but fortunately, the mainland preemptively demanded that the United States correct the six mistakes.
1. Yellen's visit to China for negotiations
The United States has been perpetuating hegemonism in the process of development for many years, and until now they are still unwilling to change, which has led many countries to express their dissatisfaction.
Sino-US relations have become more and more tense in the past two years, and the rapid strengthening of the mainland has made the United States feel the pressure, which also makes him feel that we threaten his international status.
After the financial crisis in the United States, it was difficult for him to solve it on his own, so he wanted to seek help from the mainland, and Yellen visited China last year to discuss the economic problems of the two countries.
During her second visit to China this year, Yellen said that China and the United States will not decouple and that the economies of the two countries are complementary, but the United States has done the exact opposite.
This shows the essence of capitalism, they want the mainland to stop selling US bonds, and hold a large amount of US bonds, and at the same time want to limit the development of the mainland.
To sum up, the front is making our money, and then thinking that we must solve all kinds of problems that he has, and this kind of tough attitude is unacceptable to anyone.
Second, China will strike first
After seeing the United States and Yellen's approach, this negotiation is not destined to be particularly smooth, because Yellen attributed the main responsibility for the backwardness of American companies to the fact that Chinese companies are too advanced.
I really can't understand her strange brain circuit, she doesn't innovate, but after seeing others surpass herself, she complains that the other party is too good, and in Yellen's view, our rapid development has hurt the interests of the United States in disguise.
Prior to the formal talks, the Sino-US Business Working Group held a meeting at the vice-ministerial level, at which the mainland preemptively raised six mistakes to the US side at once.
Among them, the United States imposed Section 301 tariffs on China, which is obviously a restrictive measure aimed at mainland companies, and the second is to generalize national security issues, sanction Chinese companies, revise trade remedy investigation rules, two-way investment restrictions, and unfair treatment of Chinese enterprises.
These six problems are all ways in which the United States has suppressed the mainland in the past two years, and this is also an important factor affecting Sino-US relations, which has made the already precarious relationship between the two sides even worse.
My attitude has been very clear: If we want to get help from the mainland and resume trade in the past, the United States must show the sincerity it deserves.
Although the mainland's economic development is stable and the market has a relatively high vitality, it does not mean that we will unconditionally help the United States, and the mainland is naturally willing to help those countries in need, provided that this country is worthy of our efforts.
It is impossible that you are still suppressing us in front of you, and when you turn around, we still greet you with a smile on our faces, and all the requirements we have put forward for you have been met, and the United States must know that we are no longer the soft persimmons that our predecessors held a few decades ago.
3. The future of China-US relations
We all know that Yellen's visit to China has a strong purpose, and she wants us to buy more U.S. bonds, so that the financial pressure on the United States will be eased.
Now that the risk of default in the United States has been rising, the high annual interest rates have stretched his finances, and the Federal Reserve is now in a state of high debt, which also indicates that the United States will lose this God of Wealth.
From Yellen's previous remarks, we can see that she believes that the prices of goods produced in the mainland are too low, which directly affects the earnings of American companies, so she hopes that China will raise prices.
Moreover, in the past two years, many countries have made it clear that they will use the mainland currency when conducting trade, which is also a big impact on the US dollar, and the mainland currency is gradually moving towards internationalization, which will accelerate the process of de-dollarization.
The so-called negotiations are based on the equality of the two sides, and the fundamental purpose of the United States in sending officials to China frequently in the past two years is to get economic help from the mainland, but if it keeps maintaining this posture and does not reflect on itself, it will be very difficult for the United States to make new breakthroughs in Sino-US relations.
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In getting along with other countries, the mainland has always adhered to the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, and the development strategy of the United States happens to be the opposite of that of the mainland, which has also led to many contradictions between the two countries.
In the past two years, the United States has made constant small moves on the mainland's economic policy and even on the sovereignty issue, and this is not an attitude of asking others to do things, equality and mutual respect, and sincere cooperation are the prerequisites for maintaining bilateral relations, and I hope that the United States will have more sincerity in the next negotiations.