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In the current changing season of international affairs, the U.S. government has once again sharply pointed the finger at China, especially its new energy vehicle industry, which is like a bombshell, which has attracted widespread attention and heated discussions in the international community.
U.S. President Joe Biden, plagued by domestic political pressures, apparently intends to make a comeback for his election by suppressing China's new energy vehicle industry.
The Biden administration recently revealed that it plans to wield tariffs on new energy vehicles exported from China to the United States.
This strategic move, anyone with a discerning eye can see, is to create some buzz on the eve of the election, in order to boost Biden's precarious public support.
Since May 9, this topic has been hyped by the media, which shows that the US government is "overly concerned" about China's new energy vehicles.
In response to this provocation, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian responded decisively on May 10, saying that China was fully prepared to respond and warned the United States that its short-sightedness could lead to serious consequences.
According to the latest data released by the Financial Times, Biden's approval rating has plummeted due to high inflation, and as many as 80% of respondents have expressed dissatisfaction with his economic policies, especially in dealing with the fiscal crisis, and the Biden administration's approach has been criticized.
In order to recover the decline and regain his strength, Biden did not hesitate to target China's vibrant new energy vehicle industry.
Political analysts have pointed out that this is nothing more than a political ploy to try to boost their political prestige by suppressing Chinese industry.
Although this plan has not yet been implemented, it has already made quite a splash in the United States.
As the prices of industrial products and food continue to rise, people have begun to question the government's management level, believing that this adjustment of China policy is nothing more than a desperate gamble made by the Biden administration to save itself.
Washington has become increasingly assertive on China on the international political stage, and in addition to sharpening its knives against China's new energy vehicle industry, it is also planning to impose further restrictions on China's semiconductor and chip manufacturing industries.
This strategy is intended to cut off the lifeblood of China's technological progress.
However, analysts generally believe that these moves are nothing more than a victim of politicians in the internal political struggle in the United States, with limited practical impact on China's core technology development, and may instead stimulate China's potential for greater self-sufficiency in global supply chains.
Beijing's response was swift and firm, with Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian bluntly pointing out that such targeted sanctions not only violate the principles of the market economy and the basic rules of international trade, but also harm the vital interests of American consumers and businesses.
Especially in today's global automotive market, which is increasingly dependent on China's new energy and semiconductor products, such sanctions are tantamount to digging their own graves.
Since the Trump administration, U.S. trade restrictions with China have severely distorted normal economic exchanges, and Washington does not seem to be restrained, even though the World Trade Organization has repeatedly ruled that the U.S. behavior is violated.
Lin Jian solemnly warned that if the United States continues to ignore international laws and regulations and trample on the principles of market economy, China will certainly take necessary measures to defend its legitimate rights and interests.
In today's global economic integration, any conflict between China and the United States will have a profound impact on the global market.
As a global industrial manufacturing giant, China has a huge supply chain of industrial products and technologies, and the continued deterioration of Sino-US relations will pose a major threat to the stability and growth of the global economy.
The U.S. is trying to force China to bow its head through sanctions, but this short-sighted policy is likely to only exacerbate tensions between the two sides.
The Pacific Ocean is vast enough for China and the United States to develop together, and the future of U.S.-China relations will depend on whether the two sides choose to coexist peacefully or continue to move toward confrontation.
Ironically, a series of actions by the United States may be inadvertently promoting China's independent innovation and technological self-sufficiency, thereby accelerating the reshuffling of global power.