“Every hundred years, a new global power emerges in the world.” This is the famous “Kissinger’s Law”. On September 19, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Henry Kissinger, who established diplomatic relations between China and the United States, and celebrated the 100th birthday of the elder.
State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in New York.Pictures of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
On the same day, Wang Yi held discussions with representatives of the National Committee on US-China Relations, the US-China Business Council and the American Chamber of Commerce. Faced with the changing political situation in the world, “there is less and less certainty and more and more uncertainty in the prospects of Sino-US relations.” Wang Yi proposed five “certainties” for China. The information behind it is very powerful. Here To make a little analysis: what China can be sure of is that the United States needs to accept that the world has changed, and the principles established by China will become the foundation of the new international order. Don’t think that the United States can sanction this and sanction that today. This is just a ploy to comfort American populism. .
Kissinger’s “Great Diplomacy” published in 1994 put forward the prediction of a global power in a century, but he did not point out that there can only be one great power in the world. During a phone call between President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Joe Biden on November 15 last year, both parties mentioned the concept of “coexistence” between China and the United States. It is a pity that President Biden recently came up with an American version of “September 18”. After publicly stating that the U.S. military will defend Taiwan’s clear strategy, it seems that the United States insists that there cannot be two major powers in the world.
Wang Yi came to the United States before the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, and revealed China’s next development blueprint and goals earlier. The premise is that “China’s economy is large enough and resilient enough. China’s modernization and the common prosperity of more than 1.4 billion people will provide more markets and development opportunities for countries around the world, including the United States.” Given a chance, what regarding America?
In 2012, Vice Premier Liu He wrote “A Comparative Study of Two Global Crises”, pointing out that the United States became a great power following the Great Depression in 1919. “The focus of the world economy shifted from Europe to the Americas, and the United States began to play a leading role in the world economy. At the same time, the U.S. dollar dominated, the United Nations, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank were born, and the world economic and political landscape underwent major changes.”
After 100 years in 2019, the United States resolutely decided to propose a comprehensive technology ban to Chinese technology companies, reflecting that the United States itself has been unable to develop enough motivation to advance itself. However, in history, no regressing power can use regressive means to successfully hinder its opponents. progress, you will only make yourself worse in the process. For example, the chip ban in the United States. China originally imported more than 400 billion US dollars of chips every year. This huge market is the source of income for American companies. The United States has destroyed this market. As a result, China has accelerated the localization of chips. Although the high-end 7nm process is restricted, Low-end and mid-range chips, which account for 70% of chip sales, bring huge revenue to technology companies that produce domestic chips.
The five certainties I see in China can be interpreted in this way: 1. Because of its market advantages, its development prospects are determined. China’s 1.4 billion people are moving towards “common prosperity”. Should the United States join us in “common prosperity” to develop more Big business opportunity? 2. China’s reform and opening up remain unchanged. If you want to go global, I will continue to promote globalization. 3. China and the United States each go their own way, and China has no intention of replacing or changing the United States. 4. China is willing to maintain trade relations with the United States, as long as the United States It is enough to give up unilateral sanctions. Fifth, China and the United States can coexist, and the United States should not violate the one-China principle.
China has shown the greatest goodwill to the United States, showing that China is striving for the stable development of science, technology, economy and trade. The world can have two great powers, but the premise is not to have two Chinas. The government carefully weighs the measures, and does not say that it is unpredictable.
