王义桅：欧洲应该跳出美国影响，客观公正地认识中国

Group 1 - The 62nd Munich Security Conference concluded, with discussions highlighting the complex dynamics between the US and Europe, emphasizing that a complete rupture is unlikely [1][3] - Professor Wang Yiwei from Renmin University noted that the US employs a "two-handed strategy" towards Europe, oscillating between intimidation and reassurance, as evidenced by contrasting speeches from US officials [3] - The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict remains a critical issue for Europe, complicating its relationship with the US and highlighting Europe's dependency on American technology in the digital realm [3][4] Group 2 - There is a call for Europe to develop a more objective and rational perspective on China, moving beyond the influence of the US and recognizing China's role independently [4][5] - The Munich Security Conference serves as a significant platform for shaping international discourse, with China's active participation aimed at influencing Western narratives [4][5] - The relationship between the US and Europe is characterized as a "father-son relationship," indicating deep ties that are unlikely to sever completely, especially in the context of upcoming US midterm elections [3]