大年初四，特朗普大怒！美国人奇怪：中国为何没有庆祝？

Group 1 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Trump's reciprocal tariff policy is illegal, significantly impacting his political narrative and power to negotiate with other countries [1][3][4] - Tariffs were not just an economic tool for Trump but a political symbol representing a hardline stance against China and a commitment to American manufacturing [3][4] - The ruling restricts presidential power, indicating a shift in the balance of authority within the U.S. government, which could affect Trump's ability to use tariffs as leverage in international negotiations [4][6] Group 2 - China has already adapted to the impact of tariffs, viewing them as a normal part of the trade landscape, and thus is not celebrating the Supreme Court's decision [6][7] - The ruling is seen as a result of internal power struggles in the U.S. rather than a direct victory for China in trade negotiations, leading to a cautious response from the Chinese government [6][7] - Despite the ruling, the competitive landscape between the U.S. and China remains unchanged, with ongoing challenges such as technology restrictions and geopolitical tensions [7][9] Group 3 - Trump's immediate response to the ruling was to issue a new presidential order to impose a 10% import tax globally, indicating his intent to continue using tariffs as a political tool [7][9] - The economic context shows that the U.S. GDP growth for the last quarter of 2025 was only 1.4%, which is below expectations, highlighting the need for Trump to maintain a strong political image through tariffs [9][11] - China is focusing on diversifying its trade and supply chains to mitigate the impact of U.S. policy fluctuations, while also seeking to strengthen ties with other major economies like Europe [11][13]