欧盟日韩学习中国，要对美国更强硬，贝森特发出新一轮威胁

Group 1 - China's response to Trump's tariff policy has set an example for the world, showcasing a firm counteraction and successful negotiation leading to a favorable trade agreement [1] - Countries negotiating with the US, especially allies, are adopting a tougher stance, with Japan's Prime Minister emphasizing that Japan will not compromise its interests due to time constraints in trade talks [3] - The EU has shifted to a more assertive position, aiming for a better trade agreement than the UK and threatening retaliation against US tariffs [5] Group 2 - Currently, most countries, except the UK, are not in a hurry to reach a trade agreement with the US, preferring to prolong negotiations rather than make significant concessions [7] - The US Treasury Secretary has warned that countries not engaging sincerely in negotiations will face increased tariffs, indicating a potential escalation in trade tensions [7] - China stands out among countries facing US tariffs due to its significant role in global supply chains, suggesting that prolonged tariffs could harm US consumers more than China [9] - The relationship between the US and its allies is visibly strained due to Trump's tariff policies, with countries like the EU, Japan, and South Korea beginning to push back against US pressure [11]