美国驻加大使呼吁加拿大“一致对华”，中国大使反击

Group 1 - The Chinese ambassador to Canada, Wang Di, criticized the U.S. ambassador's call for a united front against China, labeling it as outdated "Cold War thinking" [1][3] - Wang highlighted that high tariffs imposed by Canada on Chinese electric vehicles hinder Chinese investment in Canada, which in turn affects new automotive factories and job opportunities in Canada [1][7] - He emphasized the complementary strengths of China's electric vehicle technology and Canada's automotive manufacturing base, suggesting potential for collaboration [1][2] Group 2 - Wang mentioned that Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers had previously shown interest in investing in Canada, but tariffs have deterred their investment intentions [1][2] - The article noted that Canada had imposed a 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles and a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum, following the Biden administration's lead [7][8] - Wang pointed out that Chinese investments in the automotive sector have already created new factories and jobs in the U.S., Europe, and Asia [2][1] Group 3 - The article discussed the impact of China's tariffs on Canadian canola oil and peas, which took effect in March, and the ongoing anti-dumping investigation into canola [1][8] - Wang stated that the only way for China to lift these tariffs is for Canada to remove its tariffs on Chinese imports [1][7] - The article also mentioned that Canada exports over 50% of its canola to China, with export value close to 5 billion Canadian dollars, and the price of canola has plummeted due to these tariffs [8][1] Group 4 - Wang expressed that unilateral tariffs imposed by the U.S. have harmed the interests of people in various countries and violated World Trade Organization rules, representing typical unilateral protectionism [9][1] - He called for strengthening communication and coordination with Canada and other countries opposing unilateralism and protectionism to defend free trade and multilateralism [9][1]