Group 1 - The article highlights that U.S. tariffs on China, effective from August 1, are unlikely to negatively impact China's economy or trade volume, and may even boost them due to the current global trade dynamics favoring China over the U.S. [1] - China is leading the clean energy sector, with a projected contribution of over 10% to its GDP by 2024, while the U.S. is regressing in clean energy development and shifting focus back to fossil fuels [1] - China's investment in clean energy reached approximately 13.6 trillion RMB, nearly equivalent to the total fossil fuel expenditure of other regions, indicating its dominance in the clean energy supply chain [2] Group 2 - China is making significant advancements in clean energy technologies, including thorium reactors, which could provide a breakthrough in clean energy, contrasting with the U.S.'s lack of action in this area [2] - The recent achievements in nuclear fusion research, particularly with the EAST project, demonstrate China's leadership in this field, outpacing U.S. efforts in terms of project progress and investment [2] - A joint statement from China and the EU emphasizes their commitment to climate change cooperation, signaling a shift in climate leadership amid U.S. withdrawal from climate initiatives [3]