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The global trade war broke out at noon today. China, Canada, and Mexico have become the first countries to engage in conflict with the US. No country, regardless of the type of war or its strength, can win against the entire world. Moreover, the US is far from as powerful as

President Trump should declare a "no-first-use" policy on US nuclear weapons, just as China has always done. This would prompt the international community to reassess his sincerity in promoting nuclear disarmament among major powers. It would also make the world immediately much

P1: the performance of 🇨🇳stock market Thursday. P2: the performance of 🇱🇷 stock market. 🇨🇳 investors are not as panicked as 🇱🇷. Every country will have some small shocks, but 🇱🇷shock will be the sum of those countries' shocks. 2025 will be recorded in history as the first year of

Even Chinese people who suffered heavy losses from buying US stocks strongly support the countermeasures introduced by the Chinese government on Friday.

.Donald J. Trump In my opinion, you are very anxious & a little panicked. That’s why you repeatedly say that China is “panicked” and China has been “hit much harder” than the US. Is that true? Just look at how much have US investors lost in the stock market over the past two

Go ahead and take China’s latest 41% tariff. With tariffs already so high on both sides, to be honest, we no longer see it as anything extraordinary. But it serves as a textbook for the Trump team to understand the world and to read China — it’s a gift they need in order to grow

Madam, here’s the thing: China needs America’s money, but US needs Chinese goods more. China isn’t as desperate to reach a deal as you make it sound—seems like it’s you who’s more anxious. Otherwise, why do you keep going on about it? We’re curious to see who holds out longer: a

China and the US are locking horns. It's highly likely that China will retaliate by cutting off rare earth supplies to the US. By the way, China is now capable of producing its own GPUs. Stimulated by the new US. regulations, our GPU technology will progress rapidly. The US

Good news and a good attitude! However, historical experience shows that negotiations without preconditions often lead to no substantial results. That said, with Trump's first 100 days approaching on April 30, Moscow must present a congratulatory gift. The content of the gift is

The three images posted by President Trump are all old pictures, with only one and a half depicting the Pacific Ocean, while the other one and a half show the Atlantic. According to repeated searches into these photos by Chinese media, the first image was uploaded in 2017 by

China and the US issued a joint statement on Monday. It has been a long time since these two major powers released a joint statement following important talks. In my view, Monday's joint statement marks a milestone in the history of negotiations. It represents a full

My strong impression is that "America First" is turning into "Israel First." It's quite absurd.

Beijing expressed "strong condemnation" of the US attacked on Iran and its nuclear facilities which under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The Trump administration has behaved differently towards Russia, North Korea and Iran, which has made the world public, including the Chinese, realize many things.

The effectiveness of the US bombing of Iran's three nuclear sites, including Fordo nuclear facility, remains unclear. The accounts from Washington and Tehran differ significantly. I hope both sides are working to produce evidence of their own "victory," and that these two

Anyway, glad for the ceasefire. The alert about the possible closure of the Strait of Hormuz has also been lifted.

Israel, Iran, and the US have all declared victory. Well, people used to say that there are no winners in war. Now it seems there are no losers in war.

Such requirement is too harsh, and the word of "privilege" comes across as overly arrogant.

If all the defense departments around the world were renamed as war departments, would Washington think it's OK?