After the U.S.-China diplomatic talks, the two sides broke up, and immediately afterwards, the European Union initiated a sanctions order against the Public Security Department of the Xinjiang Construction Corps and four Xinjiang officials, and the Chinese Communist Party was “unambiguous” and immediately imposed sanctions orders against EU officials as well. This is the worst conflict in China-EU relations since June 4, 1989.
The EU has been ambiguous between the U.S. and China, mainly because it drools over the Chinese market, and because U.S.-European relations have been affected during the Trump years and have not recovered. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has taken advantage of the contradictions between Europe and the United States to divide and dismantle them, and has earlier entered into a “China-EU Investment Agreement” with the European Union in an attempt to isolate the United States and Europe by using economic incentives to divide them.
The EU has always been a country that upholds universal values, and most of its citizens will not tolerate the Chinese Communist Party’s bad behavior on human rights issues for a long Time, so the EU cannot help but make its position clear, even if the EU’s interests are at the forefront.
Germany‘s Angela Merkel has been adopting a policy of appeasement towards China, so the EU once went its own way with the U.S., giving the Chinese Communist Party an opportunity to take advantage of it.
Although the EU has to sanction the Chinese Communist Party officials, if this step is not taken, the EU will lose the standing Yang of defending human rights and violate the Magnitz Human Rights Law, and will not be qualified to speak about universal values. In Hu Wen’s hands, this matter will be relatively restrained, and verbally “expressing opposition” will be enough. If the Chinese Communist Party tolerates the EU’s position, the EU will be able to stop it. On the contrary, if the Chinese Communist Party is tit-for-tat and angers the EU countries, relations will only go downhill, and faster and faster.
But when it comes to Xi Jinping, the reaction is very different. Xi Jinping wants to “level the playing field” with the West, but he also believes in “rising from the east and falling from the west” and aspires to “global governance”, so his unlimited ego is so inflated that he cannot swallow his anger. In the face of the EU sanctions, the Chinese Communist Party came up with a counter-sanction, and the collision between China and Europe was inevitable.
Secretary of State Blinken has now gone to Europe to attend a NATO meeting, which has thawed U.S.-European relations, and it is a matter of coordinated action.
On the other hand, the EU has postponed the meeting to approve the “China-EU Investment Agreement” because of the Chinese Communist Party’s counter-sanctions. This agreement was supposed to be a shot in the arm for the Chinese Communist Party to lure the EU and to hit the U.S., causing Wall Street tycoons and major high-tech companies to jump on the bandwagon and putting enormous civil pressure on the U.S. government. The CCP originally expected to use this agreement as a weapon to divide US-EU relations, reduce external pressure, and play a little pacifying role for mainlanders.
Now that the water has fallen and spring has gone, the U.S.-China relationship has broken down further, and the Europe-China relationship is cloudy, with friends scattered and strong enemies around, it will not be easy for Xi Jinping to sleep soundly.
But Xi Jinping’s title of “accelerator” is not in vain, he is leading the Chinese Communist Party to speed up the road to destruction, the more unfavorable things to their own, the more he is determined to do, the more he does more force, more quickly, really though millions of people I go. From this point of view, you also have to concede his self-belief.
The second generation of red magistrate mentality are such, Laozi the world first, Laozi China so big rivers and mountains are down, what else can not be done? I have come over the big hurdles, today’s hands have money and army and stability maintenance machine, what is the fear of the old me? China’s 1.4 billion people have already been tamed and their lives are in the hands of the CCP.
This is the “bottom line”, Xi Jinping has the courage to fight with the West, the most is to eat grass, the Chinese can eat grass to survive, what else is there to fear?
Of course, arrogance is one hand, on the other hand, the Chinese Communist Party is already desperate about the external situation, where the situation can still be redeemed, the Chinese Communist Party is not willing to offend the EU, but the situation is that the EU is inevitably anti-China. If the CPC is soft, the EU will sooner or later turn against China; if the CPC is not soft, the EU will sooner or later turn against China. Why don’t we just split up and see who holds out in the end?
What the Chinese Communist Party is counting on now is to build an alliance with Russia against the West. Russia is also facing huge pressure from the US and Europe. Two difficult brothers, who suddenly find themselves in need of each other again, recently the Russian foreign minister went to China, and both sides have to bargain for a deal, just in case.
With Russia at a low ebb and unable to take care of itself, Russia and Communist China can only warm each other up. In the event of a war between the US and China, it would be wishful thinking to want Russia to help out. Putin is too smart to be dragged down by the CCP.
The chief accelerator has a big mouth, but unfortunately his ability is very low. In terms of great power strategy, he is not at all on the same level as Old Mao. The old Mao dares to take chestnuts from the fire, but the accelerator is good at adding fuel to the fire, so the country touches such a leader, is also the great misfortune of the Chinese Communist Party, but may be the great fortune of the Chinese.
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