中方高层确定赴美，特朗普不再说“中国难对付”，俄罗斯野心暴露

Group 1 - The US-China trade war has reached a "ceasefire" state after three rounds of negotiations, with the US not gaining substantial benefits, leading to a shift in Trump's rhetoric [1][3] - The trade war initiated by the Trump administration in 2018 did not yield the expected results for the US, with tariffs on China soaring to 104% and then 145% [3] - China responded firmly to US tariffs, increasing its own tariffs to 125%, demonstrating its resolve to stand firm against US pressure [3][5] Group 2 - The US Treasury Secretary expressed surprise at China's strong response, noting that China is the only country willing to challenge the US [5][7] - The trade war has highlighted China's significant position in the global economy, being the largest producer and exporter of key materials and having a robust industrial system [9] - The US's reliance on China for critical materials, such as rare earths, poses a risk to its own industries, as tariffs could lead to increased costs for American consumers [9][17] Group 3 - The US's attitude towards China has softened, with the Treasury Secretary acknowledging China's status as a "great nation" and recognizing the need for cooperation [7][12] - Trump's recent statements indicate a shift towards seeking a friendly relationship with China, driven by the need to address key issues like rare earth supply and trade deficits [12] - Russia is positioning itself to benefit from the US-China trade war, as it creates opportunities for Russian businesses in China amidst Western sanctions [14][15]