Against the backdrop of the EU's policy of raising taxes on China, the heads of government of the three countries are about to visit China one after another. China's Ministry of Commerce has made this clear, but the EU may face the risk of reaping the consequences. So, is von der Leyen really ready to engage in direct dialogue with China?
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With the imminent implementation of the EU's policy of raising taxes on China, the trade friction between China and the EU is also heating up. At this critical juncture, high-level officials from Germany, Italy and Brand announced plans to visit China one after another, which undoubtedly injected the hope of easing tensions between China and China. Their visit is highly likely to bring about a positive shift in trade tensions between China and Europe.
These visits not only underscore the importance that China and the EU attach to maintaining trade relations, but also reflect the commitment of both sides to resolve differences through diplomatic channels to ensure that common interests are not undermined in the current global situation.
According to the German side on June 14, German Vice Chancellor and Minister of Economy and Climate Protection Haber has set the date for his visit to China and South Korea on the 19th of this month. During the upcoming visit, the main topics of the German Deputy General Manager Habeke will be on trade, energy and climate issues, so as to seek in-depth discussions and cooperation with China.
As an economic giant in Europe, Germany has always attached great importance to the stability and development of China-EU trade relations. Therefore, Habeke will pay special attention to how to effectively alleviate the current trade frictions between China and the EU, and hope to work with the Chinese side to discuss practical solutions.
At the same time, Italian Prime Minister Meloni also expressed her strong desire to visit China in the near future. Italy, as a key country in Europe, has extensive exchanges and cooperation with China in many aspects such as economy and culture. Meloni's visit to China this time will undoubtedly further strengthen the bilateral relations between China and Italy, and will also provide important support and promotion for easing trade frictions between China and the EU.
At the same time, there are also media reports in Poland that Polish President Duda is also planning a visit to China. As an emerging market country in Europe, it has been deepening its cooperation with China in the fields of economy, trade, science and technology in recent years. President Duda's visit to China will not only effectively promote the continuous optimization of the relationship between Zhong and Poland, but also provide a new opportunity and a new platform for seeking solutions to the existing trade frictions between China and the EU, and hope to bring more cooperation opportunities and win-win progress for both sides.
Behind this series of high-level visits, the deep concerns of China and the EU over trade frictions are highlighted, and the determination of China and the EU to find solutions to the problem is also demonstrated.
In this regard, many netizens have expressed doubts that the establishment of the EU itself is based on the willingness of various member states to cooperate, and its willingness lies in economic integration and strengthening political cooperation to ensure peace and so on. Over the years, the EU has made remarkable achievements in promoting trade, investment and people mobility among its member states, which has played a role in the prosperity and stability of its member states and the entire European continent. In international relations, countries tend to adopt a variety of diplomatic methods, so it is not easy to blame all EU countries for what they are doing in front of them and behind their backs.
Some netizens said: After sanctioning China, they also asked China for food in turn. This is undoubtedly ridiculous, but we don't know what the purpose of the three countries coming to China this time is, if we want this situation to be resolved peacefully, I believe this is what everyone wants to see, but if you want China to give up sanctions against it, I think we still have to weigh how they treat us.
All in all, friends come with wine, jackals come with shotguns. I believe that China also has a perfect solution to this incident, after all, if the trade friction is really carried out, there will eventually be a lose-lose situation, or hope that there will be a peaceful solution to this incident.