不准报复美国，美方话刚落，欧盟作出决定，将逐步淘汰中国制造

Group 1 - The EU is becoming a focal point in international politics, especially after the recent Davos Forum, where the US warned the EU against retaliating to new tariff policies, while the EU introduced a cybersecurity bill targeting Chinese companies like Huawei and ZTE [1][3] - The US Commerce Secretary claimed that the US GDP growth could exceed 5% or even 6% in Q1 2026, threatening the EU with harsher tariffs if they retaliate, yet the EU's response was to target China instead of the US [3][4] - Macron criticized US trade policies at the Davos Forum, emphasizing the need for Europe to achieve greater sovereignty, but major EU countries remain heavily reliant on the US market, leading to a search for a common adversary in China [4][6] Group 2 - The EU's actions appear contradictory, as it publicly welcomes Chinese investment while simultaneously imposing restrictions on Chinese companies, reflecting a lack of coherent strategy [6][12] - Despite recognizing the benefits of cooperation with China for technological independence, the EU continues to impose challenges on Chinese investments, indicating a lack of foresight [12][16] - Denmark exemplifies EU countries' attempts to align with the US against China, yet this strategy has not yielded the expected benefits, as the US remains dismissive of such gestures [14][16]