正面击退特朗普后，中国开始乘胜追击，要将美国的暗子全部拔除

Group 1 - The trade war between China and the US appears to be temporarily paused, but underlying tensions remain as China tightens its economic strategies in the region to prevent potential risks from spreading [1] - The US has suspended plans to increase tariffs and canceled some unreasonable tax measures against China, indicating a reactive stance due to domestic supply chain pressures [1][7] - China has only symbolically resumed some agricultural purchases, showing limited concessions compared to the US's more aggressive approach [1] Group 2 - The agreements signed by the US with Southeast Asian countries, while framed as enhancing security standards, actually impose significant restrictions on these nations, requiring them to align with US control mechanisms [3] - Specific clauses in these agreements include compliance with US export restrictions, investment reviews aligned with US risk assessments, and barriers to prevent Chinese goods from entering the US market [3] - Southeast Asian countries face pressure from these agreements but cannot fully reject them due to the threat of economic sanctions from the US, contrasting with China's more cooperative and flexible approach [5] Group 3 - The US's strategy aims to disrupt China's supply chains in Southeast Asia, increasing costs for Chinese exports and creating space for US industry rebuilding [7] - However, the US faces time constraints as inflation pressures mount domestically, making it difficult to rely on high-cost alternatives if trade routes are blocked [7] - China's strategy focuses on stabilizing its external partnerships, ensuring that as long as the cooperation chain with Southeast Asia remains intact, access to the US market will not be completely obstructed [7]