Group 1 - The article discusses the concept of "soft power" introduced by Joseph Nye, emphasizing its importance in U.S. foreign policy and its decline in recent years [3][5][10] - The recent U.S.-China trade negotiations resulted in a significant breakthrough for China, achieving "91% tariff mutual exemption + 24% suspension of additional tariffs," marking a historical surpassing of the 2018 trade war [3][10] - Nye's definition of soft power focuses on influencing others to adopt one's goals voluntarily, contrasting with hard power, which relies on military and economic strength [5][7][10] Group 2 - The article highlights China's ability to win the tariff battle through "vertical integration" and systematic approaches, exemplified by the military cooperation with Pakistan and the automotive innovations by BYD [12][14][16] - BYD's e-platform is presented as a complex system that integrates various technologies to meet the demands of electric vehicles, showcasing a shift from component optimization to comprehensive system innovation [12][14] - The article notes that China's comprehensive industrial capabilities and strategic initiatives, such as the "dual circulation strategy" and the Belt and Road Initiative, have enhanced its trade relationships and resilience against external pressures [16][18]