Want China to be beaten back? Yellen is dreaming, and America is suddenly turned against by our country

Want China to be beaten back? Yellen was dreaming that the United States was suddenly turned against by our country. Sure enough, attack is the best defense.

Even though the current international situation is volatile, China does not have any idea of taking the opportunity to seek private interests. It just wants to develop steadily and live a good life. But now, I'm afraid that all this can only be a beautiful fantasy. Because the western groups led by the United States do not give China any chance at all. Judging from their recent series of public opinion pressure and suppression actions, the United States and the West intend not to drag China into the geopolitical vortex and will never stop.

Not long ago, the United States and other western politicians continued to hype that China provided so-called "military assistance" for Russia to carry out special military operations in the Ukraine issue, and used this as an excuse to launch sanctions against China. In addition, on the Middle East issue, the US government accused China of providing economic and military support for Iran and other relevant countries without any evidence. In fact, the ultimate purpose of these unwarranted accusations and sanctions by the United States is to force China to make concessions in order to stop "supporting" Russia and Iran. But obviously, as a sovereign country, China's bilateral cooperation with any country should not be interfered by any external force. However, the United States claims to be the world's hegemon. It is natural that it is quite unhappy to be so smitten by China. Because of this, the United States has taken a series of sanctions against China.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the Biden government recently plans to announce that it will levy new tariffs on key strategic industries such as electric vehicles. In response, US Treasury Secretary Yellen said that the US government hopes that China will not respond strongly to these trade restrictions. From this, we can see that the United States is really arrogant and unreasonable as always. It seems that in their eyes, the United States lights a lamp, while China lights a lamp. Just as the United States denounces and discredits the normal cooperation and exchanges between China and Russia or between China and Iran, the United States itself has brazenly provided military assistance to Kiev and Israel. If, according to the United States, China's cooperation with other countries is a threat to regional security, what is the practice of the United States directly providing weapons and equipment to the warring party? It is polite to say that it is a peace breaker or trouble maker. It is hard to say that the United States is a proper scum stick and will not stop until it has turned the world situation upside down.

Now, we can clearly feel that the United States has directly targeted China. Just because they are so aggressive, we can see that they want China not to fight back. But as far as I am concerned, Yellen is dreaming. It is impossible that China will not respond to the US sanctions without reaction. In fact, from the perspective of reverse thinking, the United States plans to impose new tariffs on strategic departments, including semiconductor and solar equipment and electric vehicles, in the near future. This intensive sanctions against China is not ruled out to be an angry move by the United States.

You know, not long ago, Yellen made a special trip to China to expect China to buy US bonds, but China did not meet her demands at all. On the contrary, some data show that China has been reducing its holdings of US Treasuries on the whole in recent years, and the data from the Administration of Foreign Exchange also shows that China's foreign exchange scale at the end of April has decreased by 44.8 billion dollars compared with the end of March. China increased its gold holdings for 18 consecutive months, an increase of 60000 ounces at the end of April compared with the end of March. It is easy to see from this that the more the United States restricts the export of scientific and technological products to China, the more the Chinese demand for dollars will shrink. From this point of view, Yellen is dreaming of China's failure to fight back, and the fact that the United States was suddenly turned against by the Chinese army can also prove that, indeed, attack is the best defense.