果然不出默克尔所料，27国调转枪口瞄准中国，欧洲在走滑坡路

Group 1 - The European Union (EU) is increasingly targeting Chinese companies, with recent investigations into Temu and Tongfang Weishi, indicating a systematic crackdown under the guise of fair competition [1][3] - Since the implementation of the Foreign Subsidies Regulation in 2023, over 80% of the investigated entities have been Chinese companies, highlighting a focused political agenda against them [1] - The EU Chamber of Commerce in China criticized the lack of transparency and evidence in these investigations, which have led to Chinese companies withdrawing from public projects in Europe [3] Group 2 - European leaders, including President Macron, have expressed intentions to impose tariffs if trade deficits with China do not improve, reflecting a collective anxiety towards China's rise [3] - The report from the Thomas More Institute warns that Europe risks sliding into a third-world status, with significant declines in wealth and economic stagnation in countries like France and Germany [5] - The EU's actions against Chinese firms are seen as defensive reactions to its declining competitiveness, particularly in sectors like electric vehicles and solar technology, where China has surpassed Europe [5][7] Group 3 - Europe is losing its competitive edge in the digital revolution, with no major tech companies or impactful social media platforms emerging from the region [7] - Internal divisions among EU member states regarding industrial policies and market regulations are exacerbating the continent's structural disadvantages in global competition [7] - The shift towards protectionism and the blame directed at China are viewed as a betrayal of Europe's core values and a misdirection of focus from internal structural issues [7]