贸易战打到现在！事实证明：中国离得开美国，美国也离得开中国

Group 1 - The US-China trade friction has entered a new phase by February 2026, with increasing tariff barriers and ongoing supply chain adjustments, revealing the economic resilience of both sides [1] - China's crude oil import sources have diversified significantly, with Russia maintaining a leading position, accounting for nearly 20% of imports in 2024, while US crude oil's market share is projected to shrink to about 1.7% in 2024 and nearly zero by 2025 [3] - Brazil has become China's largest soybean supplier, with imports exceeding 63.7 million tons from January to September 2025, and total soybean imports for the year reaching 111.83 million tons [3] Group 2 - Despite a 20% decrease in exports to the US in 2025, China's overall trade surplus reached a record high of $1.2 trillion, with exports to Southeast Asia, the EU, Africa, and Latin America increasing [4] - The US has faced rising import costs due to high tariffs, impacting small and medium-sized enterprises and consumers, leading to adjustments in procurement channels [6] - Both China and the US have demonstrated their ability to withstand external shocks, with China enhancing technological innovation and high-quality development, while the US has leveraged its market size and adjustment capabilities [8][9]