100%关税变6.1%，卡尼给了中方最想要的，还指出中国对美国的强项

Group 1 - Canadian Prime Minister Carney's visit to China resulted in a significant reduction of the electric vehicle tariff from 100% to 6.1%, along with an import quota of 49,000 vehicles [1][3] - The new tariff policy aims to improve trade relations between Canada and China, which had been strained due to high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles [3][5] - Despite the reduction, the quota remains limited, and industry experts believe it may not meet market demand, even with a promise to increase the quota to 70,000 vehicles within five years [5] Group 2 - In response to Canada's concessions, China announced a reduction of the comprehensive tariff on canola seeds to 15%, benefiting approximately 40,000 Canadian farmers and over 200,000 related workers [7] - The canola seed industry is crucial for Canada's agricultural economy, with its impact on employment surpassing that of the steel and automotive sectors [7] - Carney's remarks highlighted China's stability and predictability compared to the U.S., indicating a shift in international perceptions regarding trade relationships [9][11] Group 3 - The U.S. response to the Canada-China agreement has been mixed, with some officials expressing dissatisfaction over Canada's easing of electric vehicle import policies [13] - Trump's administration's previous protectionist policies have led to growing discontent among U.S. allies, while China's approach of mutual benefit is gaining favor [11][13] - The increasing number of Western leaders planning visits to China suggests a recognition of the importance of maintaining stable trade relations with China [11]