Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-10-03 05:13Group 1 - The "Big and Beautiful" bill, pushed by Trump, passed the US House of Representatives with a narrow margin of 218 to 214, unexpectedly strengthening China's position in the global energy sector [1] - The bill includes significant measures such as eliminating tax credits for electric vehicles seven years early, tightening wind and solar subsidies, and prohibiting companies using Chinese technology from receiving subsidies, which ultimately undermines the US energy industry [5] - In 2024, 81% of new power generation capacity in the US is expected to come from solar and energy storage systems, but the implementation of this bill has cut off the development momentum of this sector [5] Group 2 - In 2000, China's annual electricity generation was 1,300 TWh, less than one-third of the US; by 2025, it is projected to exceed 10,000 TWh, surpassing the US's 5,000 TWh [7] - China's hydropower, wind power, and solar power installed capacity all rank first globally, with the cost of electricity in China being 40% lower than in the US [7] - The ecological project in Xinjiang has led to a significant increase in green areas, with 479 million mu of new greening area added in the past year, and the economic output from desert agriculture exceeding 30 billion yuan [9] Group 3 - Companies are making practical choices in response to the impact of Trump's bill, with Tesla criticizing the bill while expanding its Shanghai factory capacity, and Apple relocating 30% of its iPhone production to Mexico but paying for Chinese components in RMB [11] - The transformation of the Tohun River in Changji City has become a symbol of high-quality development, earning multiple national honors and significantly improving air quality [11][14] - The contrasting energy and ecological policies between China and the US are shaping distinctly different futures, with China's clean technology rise providing a strategic buffer in global geopolitical conflicts [14]