Group 1 - Trump announced a shocking 200% tariff on French wine and champagne, aiming to pressure Macron to join the U.S.-led Gaza "Peace Committee" [1] - The French wine industry is a crucial sector, with annual exports to the U.S. exceeding 50 billion euros, accounting for 18% of total French wine exports [1] - The tariff will significantly increase prices, leading to a drastic drop in sales, with U.S. distributors canceling 320 million euros worth of French wine orders within 48 hours [1] Group 2 - The U.S. imports only 22% of its wine from France, while France relies on the U.S. for 18% of its wine exports, creating an imbalance in their trade relationship [1] - Macron's refusal to join the U.S. initiative reflects a desire to maintain the post-war international order, which Trump is attempting to undermine [3] - The conflict between the U.S. and Europe has escalated beyond economic disputes to a fundamental clash over international order and influence [3] Group 3 - Macron's comments at the Davos Forum indicate a shift towards China, seeking investment and technology transfer while criticizing trade imbalances [5] - The narrative of trade imbalance is seen as a misrepresentation of the actual issues, with Europe often restricting high-end exports to China [5] - The call for cooperation with China lacks sincerity, as Europe continues to hold biases and align with U.S. positions on security issues [7]
特朗普通告全球,将对法国加税200%!24小时不到,马克龙突然喊话中国
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-01-23 12:20