According to reports, a group of heavyweight United States business executives will visit China, and the delegation will be led by the US-China Business Council, led by committee chairman Allen and FedEx CEO Rui Sibo, and the members include a group of top figures in the United States business community. Companies such as Goldman Sachs, Starbucks, Honeywell, UnitedHealth, Nike, and Qualcomm.
This time, their goal is clear: to meet with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Commerce Minister Wang Wentao to get the latest information on China's economic development.
However, the exact timing and schedule of the visit have not yet been determined, and the United States is only planning. But such a tight arrangement inevitably makes people wonder whether the United States is playing some bad idea behind it.
Let's take a look at recent events, which coincide with the current fierce election in the United States. Most importantly, China's major congress has just ended, which is seen as a bellwether for China's economic policy.
At present, Trump seems to have won the game, and has even planned the next political strategy for China. However, Trump's core idea is to "contain China" and "decouple and break the chain" with China, which is obviously not in line with the ideas and interests of US companies.
The visit to China by representatives of US companies is an urgent need to understand China's next economic policy and adjust their business strategies.
Prior to the meeting, our experts had said that United States think tanks, the business community, the media and the government were very concerned about the upcoming conference and the important signals it could send. They are concerned not only about the medium- to long-term growth path of China's economy, but also on core issues such as how to deal with financial risks, promote technological innovation, restore consumer confidence, and expand market access.
According to official sources, at this meeting, China has made a plan for the next ten years, planning to build a high-level socialist market economy system in an all-round way by 2035.
And for foreign companies and potential investors in China, China's economic system is crucial, which is directly related to the future of their enterprises.
In an article, Bloomberg notes that the enormous impact of China, the world's second-largest economy, is particularly important internationally.
It can be seen that these interests-oriented United States and the West, on the one hand, "shout and shout and kill" against China, and on the other hand, they continue to eat the dividends brought by China, but they do not want to miss anything that touches their core interests.
For a long time, the United States and the West have confidently believed that they are the center of the world, and even smeared China for "plagiarizing" their technology. But now, China's economy has influenced the whole world, United States these entrepreneurs are aware of this, so they flock to China to get information, because no businessman wants to lose a huge economic market.
Recently, there is a hot topic related to United States talk about it, which makes people annoyed and funny. Someone asked in the forum, "If United States stops cooperating with China, will China's economy collapse as a result?"
This question makes one wonder if it is not Trump's hired sailors or Trump's loyalists who are asking the question. We have seen that Trump has been clamoring for "decoupling" from China, but if he does, what will be the impact on China?
The answer is probably going to disappoint them.
In fact, if the United States and China decouple their economies, China will only suffer some short-term effects, but it will soon be able to fill the gap with trade with other countries.
Now that China has established an extensive economic and trade network around the world, it is completely possible to rebalance its import and export structure.
For United States, the situation is more complicated. Once "Made in China" goods are withdrawn from the United States market, United States consumers will face a huge commodity vacancies, especially in consumer electronics, daily necessities and other fields.
Once the American media did a survey, they were surprised to find that 9 of the 10 goods in the United States were made in China, and when the goods made in China were emptied, the entire shelf was empty.
Therefore, from a practical point of view, the cooperation between China and the United States in the economic and scientific and technological fields is the result of mutual benefit and win-win results. United States has set up countless factories and companies in China over the years, and these investments have not only brought huge benefits to the United States, but also boosted China's economic development. If cooperation is abruptly stopped, it will not only cause economic losses for both sides, but also trigger a chain reaction that will have a negative impact on the global economy.
Many companies, such as Apple and Tesla, rely on close cooperation between China and the United States. Once this cooperation is terminated, United States companies will also encounter problems such as supply chain disruptions and rising production costs. China, with its huge market and growing capacity for independent innovation, can also find new partners to rebuild the industrial chain.
Now, United States politicians and businessmen think diametrically opposed, politicians are bent on suppressing China to gain a ladder to the top, and businessmen are thinking about how to get China to take some strong and targeted measures to create a better business environment for foreign companies like them.
Therefore, maintaining good relations between China and the United States is very important for many United States companies. One United States manufacturer admits that his company relies heavily on Chinese-made products.
He also expressed concern about the United States government's policies, saying that no United States presidential candidate now wants to see himself showing weakness in relations with China.
Therefore, they want to see "good Sino-American relations", but there is a huge unknown.