Very frequent! Another senior US diplomat in charge of the United States has visited China. China greeted him with high-tech Huawei mobile phones and the sale of 23 months of U.S. Treasury bonds. However, the visit to China seems to have come from a bad one, and the United States is not only not blowing a warm wind, but is ready to wield a big stick to intimidate China.
Many netizens have called for all US Treasuries to be shorted, but our holdings of US Treasuries have been reduced as much as possible, and China has been reducing its holdings for 23 of the past 26 months. Of course, this is also a coincidence. We can't all sell that much of Treasuries. In 11 years, China has sold $545 billion in government bonds. From a high of $1.32 trillion to the current $775 billion national debt. It should be said that it still makes sense for China to maintain a considerable amount of U.S. debt.
China has increased its gold reserves by 21 months. Between the dollar and gold, we can't all sell the perfect dollar to buy gold. This is determined by our status as the number one country in international trade.