日本前首相一语惊人：中国不该独自对付美国，需赶紧跟另两国合作

Group 1 - The current trade war poses significant challenges for the U.S., with over 170 countries awaiting solutions from President Trump, while some nations are preparing countermeasures [1] - Analysts express concerns that a complete U.S. failure in the trade war could escalate tensions towards potential military conflict, particularly with China [1] Group 2 - The 13th World Peace Forum in Beijing highlighted the views of former Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama, who stated that the era of U.S. dominance has ended [3] - Hatoyama emphasized that even if Trump leaves office, his policies may continue under successors, contributing to U.S. instability on the global stage [3] - He argued that while China's power is comparable to that of the U.S., it would be unwise for China to confront the U.S. alone, suggesting cooperation with Japan and South Korea [3] Group 3 - Japan and South Korea, traditional U.S. allies, may find it necessary to collaborate with China, especially given Japan's dissatisfaction with U.S. trade agreements and potential tariff increases [5] - The threat of a 35% tariff from Trump could severely impact the Japanese economy, leading to increased pressure on Japan to seek support from China [5] Group 4 - South Korea faces difficulties in negotiations with the U.S., with President Lee Jae-myung acknowledging the challenges in reaching a consensus [7] - Public sentiment in both Japan and South Korea reflects frustration with the U.S., as citizens feel their interests are overlooked, prompting calls for closer ties with China [7] - The current situation indicates that Japan and South Korea may need China more than vice versa, especially as the U.S. has begun to make concessions in the trade war [7]