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The United States' trade war with China has been fought from the Trump era to the Biden era, but over the past few years, not only has it not met United States' expectations, but it has also plunged the United States economy into recession.
United States can't figure out what went wrong.
What should I do? It's also easy to find the reason, because you only need to do a review.
As a result United States this review is terrible, because United States never dreamed that it would be India who helped China the most.
To be honest, the result of this review of United States is quite unexpected, after all, India, like United States, regard our country as an imaginary enemy. So how exactly is India helping China?
Let's find out!
1. United States reviews the trade war with China
Since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States in 1979, in the past 40 years, the period of friendship between China and the United States has actually been very short.
Of course, the deterioration of relations between China and the United States has been the initiator of each United States, and since 1989, United States has been pulling his allies to impose sanctions on China.
Some friends may be curious, more than 30 years ago, China's economic development was still relatively backward, what did the United States do to sanction China so early?
In fact, the answer is very simple, because after China's reform and opening up in 1978, GDP growth was too fast.
Let's look at a set of data: in 1978, China's GDP was 149.541 billion US dollars. By 1989, China's GDP had become 347.768 billion US dollars, and in more than 10 years, China's GDP increased by 200 billion US dollars United States.
Moreover, in 1989, the Soviet Union was on the verge of collapse, and could no longer be an opponent of United States, United States looked at the world, although China was still relatively backward at that time, but he looked at the problem from a historical perspective, United States also understood that China would definitely be able to become rich and strong again in the future, so United States wanted to contain China's development in advance and nip "Chinese rejuvenation" in the bud.
I have to say that United States is really insidious.
Since then, the United States has continued to make things happen internationally, and at the same time it has created trouble around China.
After China's accession to the WTO, it United States originally wanted to rely on foreign capital to enter the Chinese market and control China's grain and resource lifelines, but these conspiracy United States failed.
2010 was a very important year for both China and United States.
That year, under the siege and sanctions of the United States and the West, China became the world's second largest economy on its own, and it was also that year that the added value of China's manufacturing industry surpassed that of United States, and since then it has been firmly in the first position in the world.
That year, the United States, which experienced the 2008 financial crisis, appeared to be recovering, but in fact it had gone downhill, but the signs of recession had not yet appeared.
Therefore, in order to regain the position of "manufacturing first", United States engaged in the return of manufacturing, and in the Trump era, it started a trade war with China, regarding China as the "number one opponent" of United States.
United States think that China has become the world's second largest economy, but China is just a developing country, and as long as United States join other countries to sanction and suppress China, it will inevitably curb China's development.
As a result, United States thought that it could reoccupy the world market and continue to revolve the whole world, but after several years of trade war, United States lost completely.
What went wrong? United States is very arrogant, and the more he thinks about it, the more he feels that it should not be this ending.
So the United States reviewed and finally found the key to making United States lose the trade war: India.
And in retaliation against India, the United States has begun to harvest India, vowing to set the India economy back 20 years.
So is India wronged? How could India, which likes to oppose China, let United States lose the trade war with China?
2. Does India help China win the trade war?
Since 2020, India has joined United States in sanctioning China.
At that time, India introduced new foreign investment regulations, and the most affected were Chinese companies, and India also launched "sanctions against China" and announced an increase in tariffs on Chinese products.
Moreover, in India, many Indians have an anti-China sentiment of "looking down on China" in their bones, and these Indians shout "stronger than China" every day, especially the Sino-Indian border dispute, which makes many Indians shout every day that "China must pay the price", including India Prime Minister Modi, who also shouts "de-Sinicization" if he has nothing to do.
So how did such India become a "traitor to United States"?
In fact, the answer is very simple, India is actually a "backpot", and the reason for this is because United States "bet on the wrong treasure".
Since the United States began to rack its brains to contain China's development, there has been such a saying in the United States and the West: "India will be the next China."
Speaking of which, the United States and the West at that time were really optimistic about India's development prospects and believed that India would become the next "world factory".
Therefore, after 2010, a large amount of foreign capital poured into India, which was mainly invested by American and Western companies and United States allies, and as a result, the United States and the West tossed around in India, but they all became leeks harvested by India one by one.
And when more and more foreign capital builds factories in India, as India's manufacturing industry begins to improve, India's import demand is also increasing, because India's own industrial base is weak, and most industrial products, India has to rely on imports.
Therefore, many parts and raw materials that are inseparable from industrial production, India imports them from China, and because looking at the world, except for China, there is no other country with such a complete supply chain, so the more the United States and the West invest in India, the greater India's dependence on China.
To put it bluntly, don't look at India following United States every day to shout "decoupling from China", but in fact, India is very dependent on Chinese products, so it seems that the United States and the West are helping India develop manufacturing, but in fact, in addition to being harvested by India, many of their investments are actually imported from China through India, and eventually into China's pockets.
It can be understood this way: the United States and the West have invested in India, which has indirectly helped China's economic development.
So you say, how is this trade war still fought?
And because of the investment of the United States and the West in India, China has also become India's largest trading partner, and the total bilateral trade volume is increasing, of course, China has a trade surplus with India, but India's trade deficit with China is becoming more and more serious.
Now that the United States has reviewed it, it has finally understood what the problem is.
But in fact, this problem is unsolvable, because even if the United States and Western capital withdraw from India, the product supply chain of the United States and the West is also inseparable from Chinese manufacturing, which seems to be that the United States and the West are also supporting the development of Viet Nam's manufacturing industry in recent years, and it is found that the better the development of Vietnam's manufacturing industry, the greater the dependence on China's imports, because Viet Nam, like India, is also raw materials and parts must be imported from China, and Viet Nam is also dependent on Chinese energy.
So you say, this is not an investment from the United States and the West, and it will eventually flow into China, but it is an indirect investment in China?
It is no wonder that more and more foreign capital that once withdrew from China has now returned to invest in China again, which is really decoupling from China, and it is really impossible to do it!