Group 1 - The core issue in US-China relations is the unwillingness of the US to accept China's rise as an equal power, leading to increased risks of conflict [1] - The economic deadlock began in 2018 with the US imposing tariffs on Chinese goods, which did not significantly reduce the trade deficit and disrupted supply chains [3] - In 2019, the technological deadlock intensified as the US restricted exports to Chinese companies like Huawei, prompting China to accelerate its innovation efforts [3] Group 2 - The security deadlock is primarily focused on Taiwan and the South China Sea, with increased military activities raising the risk of miscalculation and conflict [5] - The US's provision of arms to Taiwan is viewed as a provocative action, further complicating the security situation [5] - The US's hegemonic mindset is identified as the root cause of these deadlocks, leading to a fragmented global economy and increasing tensions [7] Group 3 - Experts suggest that the US should adjust its perspective, recognizing that China's success does not equate to US failure, and advocate for dialogue to manage tensions [7] - Effective management of the Taiwan issue and reduced military sales could lead to a more stable global environment [7] - Continued adherence to outdated thinking by the US could exacerbate these deadlocks, threatening global stability [7]
美专家:中美擦枪走火或因三大死结,美国绝不允许中国平起平坐?
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-02-27 03:30