Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that Vietnam's recent tariff imposition on China, reaching as high as 27.83%, is a strategic move to alleviate economic pressure from the United States [1][5][9] - Vietnam's decision to impose tariffs is a response to the severe economic threats posed by the U.S., including a potential 46% tariff on Vietnamese exports [3][5][21] - The tariffs on Chinese goods, particularly those transshipped through China, are intended to comply with U.S. demands while attempting to protect Vietnam's economic interests [11][19] Group 2 - Vietnam's economic strategy reflects a shift in diplomatic relations, prioritizing economic survival over previous close ties with China [7][25] - The imposition of tariffs may disrupt Vietnam's industrial supply chain, which heavily relies on Chinese components, potentially leading to increased production costs and reduced competitiveness [15][23] - The ongoing U.S.-China economic rivalry has placed Vietnam in a precarious position, forcing it to navigate between the two powers while seeking short-term economic relief [17][21]