特朗普上台100天，终于说出对中国看法，这次美国民众站中方一边

Group 1 - Trump's recent statements reflect a "superior" attitude towards China and other countries, claiming he is "not just managing America, but the world" [1][3] - The U.S. Treasury Secretary echoed Trump's views, blaming China for the trade imbalance, stating that China's exports to the U.S. are five times greater than the reverse, and calling for China to ease tensions [3] - China's response highlighted that the trade war was initiated by the U.S., warning that there are no winners in a trade war and urging for dialogue based on equality and respect [3] Group 2 - The trade war has significantly impacted American farmers, with losses exceeding $20 billion due to reduced exports to China, as China diversifies its imports from other countries [5] - Trump's administration has faced increasing criticism from the public, including former supporters, with 52% of voters believing he has overstepped his authority [5] - The perception of Trump's governance as a threat to the system of checks and balances has led to growing dissent within the Republican Party [5] Group 3 - Trump's belief in "managing the world" is increasingly being rejected by the American public, with historical patterns suggesting that countries acting with hegemony will eventually decline [7]