U.S. media rarely says it's time to learn from China, a major reversal occurs in the technology sector

"The United States should learn from China"

It's because of Trump coming to power, the Democratic Party's mouthpiece media, The New York Times, has almost become a "China booster".

Recently, The New York Times published another article that reviewed China's technological advancements, stating that China is now "entering areas where the US has long held a monopoly, such as artificial intelligence, robotics, aerospace, and biomedicine".

"Between 2003 and 2007, the US led China in 60 out of 64 cutting-edge technologies, but now the situation has reversed - in the reports from 2019 to 2023, China leads in 57 out of 64 key technology areas, while the US only leads in 7",

Then came the familiar scene. With this result, The New York Times criticized Trump for not knowing how to formulate policies that promote technological innovation and feasible economic policies, and just kept increasing tariffs, "this strategy even seems clumsy when used to deal with the steel trade war that the US lost more than 20 years ago".

Therefore, The New York Times claimed that the US should stop getting bogged down in trade wars, instead learn from China's industrial support policies, encourage Chinese companies to invest and build factories in the US to stimulate the competitiveness of American companies, and the US should not pursue the success of individual enterprises or projects, but focus on the overall success of emerging industries.

This should not be the first time that The New York Times has advocated that the US should learn from China.

However, despite the entire article of The New York Times being filled with a "China booster" flavor, don't forget that The New York Times is the mouthpiece of the Democratic Party, and its purpose of praising China is simply to denigrate Trump.

As we said before, the image of China in the mouths of some American media has always been "crashing on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and becoming a threat on Tuesdays and Thursdays," changing all depending on what the American media needs at the time.

Original text: https://www.toutiao.com/article/1837777279904906/

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