Group 1 - The article discusses the complex geopolitical landscape, highlighting that while the U.S. appears to be in control, it is facing multiple internal crises, including rising debt, political division, and conflicting economic policies [1][3] - The U.S. has increasingly shifted its internal pressures onto China, particularly under Trump's administration, using tariffs and sanctions as tools to address domestic issues [3][5] - The effectiveness of the U.S. strategy to transfer its problems to other countries is diminishing, as both the American public and allies express doubts about its reliability [5][9] Group 2 - The article draws parallels between the current U.S. approach towards China and historical actions taken against Japan in the 1980s, suggesting that the U.S. is repeating past mistakes by trying to suppress China's technological advancements [7][10] - China is responding to external pressures by accelerating the development of its own industrial system and increasing investment in research and development, rather than retreating in the face of challenges [9][12] - The article emphasizes China's commitment to its core interests, particularly regarding Taiwan, and its strategy of maintaining a steady course in international relations, focusing on long-term stability rather than short-term gains [12][13]