The United States has entered an election year and has begun to adopt an aggressive posture against China, trying to establish a tough stance on China, so as to satisfy the "politically correct" atmosphere of the United States against China. U.S. President Joe Biden and U.S. President Trump are already competing with each other, because Trump has launched a trade war against China before, so U.S. President Joe Biden is bound to take a tougher stance. Just before U.S. Secretary of State Blinken's visit to China, U.S. officials have disclosed that the United States wants to use a financial nuclear bomb against China, that is, to kick China out of the SWIFT system.
U.S. officials want to kick China out of the SWIFT system under the pretext that China supports Russia, because China has maintained a neutral position during the conflict in Ukraine, so it has maintained normal trade with Russia, but the United States believes that China has provided support to Russian military enterprises, so it wants to take action against China in many areas. The US Congress is pushing for a bill to sanction Chinese companies, and members of the US Congress are demanding that Chinese companies withdraw from Russia, thereby giving up support for Russian military enterprises, which is clearly a measure taken by the United States to prevent normal business relations between China and Russia. While the U.S. Congress is pushing for legislation, U.S. officials have already taken the next step to throw out the financial nuclear bomb.
In fact, as for the use of the SWIFT system to deal with China, the outside world generally believes that when the PLA launches a military operation against Taiwan, the West will use financial nuclear bombs to deal with China, and did not expect the United States to take action in advance. However, the White House did not give an answer on whether the United States would sanction banks and financial institutions, and it is currently the US media hype. China will not remain indifferent to the aggressive posture of the United States, and the United States has recently adopted a hostile stance toward China in the legislative process, the most prominent of which is the appropriations bill passed by both houses of the US Congress, which includes $8 billion in military aid specifically aimed at China.
While promoting military aid to Ukraine and Israel, the United States has not given up on stumbling on China's doorstep, and for this reason, it has provided $8 billion in military aid allocation in the Asia-Pacific region. In order to prevent China's rise, the United States is constantly putting pressure on China in the military field. China not only has land-based deployed Dongfeng series ICBMs, but also sea-based Julang series ICBMs, all of which are capable of carrying thermonuclear warheads to carry deterrence missions.
In addition to its economic strength, China dares to look at the United States in a head-on manner, because China has sufficient military strength, and the possession of nuclear bombs is an important foundation for China to maintain its strategic determination. It can be seen from the conflict in the Ukraine crisis that the United States will not dare to send troops to deal with Russia in any case, because Russia has the deployment of nuclear weapons, and if the United States dares to do it, Russia will respond by dropping nuclear bombs. China has nuclear weapons and can maintain the integrity of its territory and sovereignty, even if the United States uses military and financial nuclear bombs, it will not be able to prevent China's development and rise, in fact, the United States is overestimating the power of financial nuclear bombs, and the role of the SWIFT system has been weakening in the context of the continuous internationalization of the RMB. Blinken's visit to China has already seen China and the United States drift through the air.