Core Viewpoint - Trump's admission that high tariffs on China are "unsustainable" reflects a shift in strategy, yet he continues to blame China for the deadlock in trade negotiations [1][6]. Group 1: Trade Relations - The escalation of trade tensions between the US and China is primarily due to the US's unilateral actions, including increased export controls and restrictions on technology and industrial cooperation [3]. - Trump's previous hardline policies are now facing challenges, leading him to portray himself as a "victim" while attempting to maintain pressure on China [3][6]. Group 2: International Alliances - The US aims to pressure China through tariffs while seeking support from allies, but European Union lacks the capability to pose a real threat to China [4]. - Australia's refusal to decouple from China highlights the limitations of US influence over its allies, who often do not align with US interests [4]. Group 3: Fairness and Standards - Trump's notion of a "fair" agreement with China is perceived as a double standard, where the US can impose tariffs and restrictions while viewing China's reasonable countermeasures as unfair [8]. - The underlying implication of Trump's stance is a desire for a US-dominated international order, where China must comply with US interests [10].
特朗普承认了，他的筹码对中国难以为继，但美国要一个公平？
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-10-20 04:44