特朗普对华休战后，中国立刻反制2名美盟友，加拿大还喊上冤了？

Group 1 - China has implemented significant measures against Canada and Japan following a new tariff truce with the US, signaling that countries compromising Chinese interests for US relations will face consequences [1] - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has decided to impose a temporary anti-dumping deposit of 75.8% on canola seed imports from Canada, based on a year-long investigation that confirmed dumping practices [1][4] - Canada's response to the anti-dumping measures has been one of disappointment, yet they acknowledge the retaliatory nature of China's actions after previously imposing tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, steel, and aluminum [1][4] Group 2 - The canola seed industry is crucial for Canada, with annual exports nearing CAD 5 billion, and the sudden high deposit has nearly blocked their market access to China, causing prices to plummet [4] - China's countermeasures extend beyond canola seeds, imposing high deposits on halogenated butyl rubber from Canada (40.5%) and Japan (30.1%), and initiating a new anti-dumping investigation on Canadian pea starch [6] - Japan's cooperation with the US in various sectors, including reducing reliance on Chinese rare earths and imposing semiconductor export restrictions, has led to China's retaliatory actions, despite Japan's attempts to maintain a friendly stance [8] Group 3 - China's actions serve as a warning to other nations, emphasizing the need for careful consideration when choosing between US interests and Chinese relations, as demonstrated by the cases of Canada and Japan [10][13] - The overarching message from China is clear: countries that attempt to sacrifice Chinese interests for US dealings will face similar repercussions as Canada and Japan [13]