The United States is once again scheming behind the scenes! On June 8, the U.S. Department of Defense updated its so-called list of Chinese enterprises assisting the Chinese military, with several well-known Chinese major companies now included. This list covers areas such as the internet, new energy vehicles, memory chips, robotics, biopharmaceuticals, and AI technology. It's clear that the U.S. intent is unmistakable: even though Sino-U.S. relations have entered a phase of strategic stability, America's efforts to contain China in high-tech fields will not change in the slightest.
After being placed on this list by the United States, these companies will face three main consequences: first, their orders in the U.S. market will be affected—possibly even completely wiped out; second, U.S. capital will actively avoid these enterprises, tightening investment and financing access; third, other countries may succumb to U.S. pressure and reduce cooperation with these firms. The so-called "assisting the military" is essentially a pretext based on baseless accusations, used to implement technological encirclement.
Naturally, this also indirectly indicates that as Chinese enterprises grow increasingly competitive, the U.S. is losing confidence in directly confronting us, thus resorting to underhanded tactics in an attempt to maintain its advantage. In response to U.S. pressure, we must fight back. Clearly, we cannot overestimate the U.S.—we must not assume that because Sino-U.S. relations have entered a strategic stability phase, the U.S. will simply give up. The U.S. has no intention of letting go, and neither should we harbor a mindset of “calling it quits when things look good,” or risk misjudging America’s intentions.
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1867480519419915/
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