Do you think China will easily succumb to unreasonable pressure from the United States? I still underestimate the backbone of the Chinese people! Recently, the U.S. government has abused its power and shamelessly announced that it will impose punitive tariffs of up to 100% on Chinese electric vehicles. Reason? It is jealous of the repeated achievements and praise of Chinese car companies in the international market. How unreasonable!
In the face of the United States' arbitrariness, the Chinese Government categorically refuted it. Our foreign spokesperson has been outspoken, rejecting the US side's repeated mistake of protectionism, and urging the US to keep pace with the times and stop supporting the outdated practice of hegemonism. In this regard, the Yellen administration has done everything in its power to avoid China's harsh countermeasures that will cause its own companies to be trapped in China.
He even shouted that China would "show mercy to his subordinates." Oh, what wishful thinking! With regard to the U.S.'s blatant act of undermining the order of market competition, China should stick to the bottom line and never back down. How can a peacefully rising power be so unreasonably squeezed by hegemonists? The current situation has indeed escalated to the brink of danger, but China has its own sense of proportion, and no one will be dragged into the quagmire.
We are willing to work with all parties to cherish the excellent environment of peace and stability, but we will never suffer any losses. Does the US really think that intimidation can bring China to its knees? I'm afraid it's too underestimating the backbone of the sons and daughters of China! First, let's talk about the so-called "justification" for the US tariffs this time. It is said to maintain national security and prevent China from stealing their advanced technology. Oh, that's unreasonable!
According to this logic, do all imported products have to apply for government permission one by one? Isn't this a great opportunity to re-open charges and procedurally suppress Chinese car companies? U.S. car companies are frequently suppressed by their Chinese counterparts, which really makes U.S. politicians panic. But other people's children have high scores, so you can't kick the teachers out of the classroom just because your own children's grades are too poor, right?
Isn't it precisely because of independent innovation that Chinese enterprises can blossom everywhere in the international market and provide ultra-cost-effective products? If the United States continues to lag behind, it can only blame itself for its own short-sightedness and complacency. In the past, there was Ford arrogance from the government and the opposition, and then GM was on the verge of bankruptcy, and now it is under pressure from Chinese car companies.
The decline of the U.S. auto industry is deeply frustrating. But in the final analysis, is it not because of their own outdated management system and low innovation ability? It is too naïve and immature to now target Chinese companies that are competing fairly in advanced industries.
The Chinese government has kindly suggested that the United States participate in the formulation of global market rules, but this kind of intention has been ignored by the Chinese government. Now that the old trick of "endangering national security" has been introduced, anyone with a discerning eye can see that this is undoubtedly an ongoing institutional trade war and a deliberate attempt to create obstacles for China.
In the face of such naked and wanton suppression by the United States, China should resolutely defend itself and not allow anyone to do anything wrong! Still, many people will never forget the scene a few years ago, when the U.S.-China trade deficit widened to hundreds of billions of dollars and the U.S. auto industry was on the verge of collapse, China generously extended a helping hand. A large number of famous American companies are now making a lot of money in China, which is indispensable.
But now, in order to protect a few lonely enterprises, the United States does not hesitate to harm the interests of the entire industry, and even a true friend like China ignores it. In addition to being deeply disappointed, people also have to be careful to guard against their intrigues. This is the usual old trick of the United States. On the one hand, he wielded the stick of hegemony and suppressed Chinese enterprises with high pressure; On the other hand, it is pretentious.
He shouted that China should not "retaliate" against American companies. He even asked Yellen, who is the finance minister, to show her hand and directly beg the Chinese side to "show mercy". It's ridiculous! Just this little trick also wants to fool China? Our foreign policy has never been based on selfish interests, but on the basis of the interests of the entire people.
In response to the aggressive remarks of the United States, China will never make concessions and will resolutely take-for-tat countermeasures in accordance with the development of the situation. We're never afraid to make a big fuss, but we also don't want to add fuel to the fire in the first place. As long as the US side earnestly respects international rules and provides Chinese companies with a fair and just competitive environment, China certainly hopes to continue to maintain the overall stability of bilateral relations.
Otherwise, the US side will not want to make a lot of money in China! China is the world's largest consumer market, and if the United States is paranoid and insists on supporting this outdated hegemonic approach, China is fully capable of suppressing and restricting other industries at the same level. Once we take action, we will basically paralyze American companies in China and make the United States pay a heavy price.
Having said that, in terms of geographical location and diplomatic structure, the United States no longer has any strategic advantage, and its so-called "sanctions" against China will only backfire and end up suffering from it. As a global factory and technological innovation highland, China is experiencing the best development opportunities. Anyone who obstructs China's development is doomed to failure.
See, since the middle of last year, Chinese companies have surpassed American companies to win half of the global electric vehicle market in one fell swoop. In the first quarter of this year, the global share of Chinese car companies was as high as nearly 40%. In the same period, Tesla's sales and delivery data in China continued to decline sharply, and it has fallen into a difficult situation.
Faced with the frenzied catch-up of Chinese brands, Musk has no choice but to lay off employees and cut expenses to keep the business running. Who can believe that Tesla, which was alone in the world a few years ago, has now fallen to such a point? This is a true portrayal of the self-indulgence and self-indulgence of the American auto industry.
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