"There is a way, but I haven't found it yet! By the way, this is the latest situation in Europe, you should take a look first!" Yas looked rogue, but he didn't know if she would be willing to join the Republican Party.
Feel regret.
Seeing this latest report, George W. Bush became even more restless.
"If the Chinese succeed in these negotiations, they will definitely be a threat to us in the United States!" Yas muttered.
"Then what should we do?" George W. Bush thought the same way, so he asked.
Yas hesitated for a moment, and then said: "Now we can only wait and transfer our own investigation... President, should we temporarily intervene in Europe first? We should focus on solving our own troubles first."
Bush did not answer immediately. This question is indeed not that easy to answer.
Giving up on Europe means giving up the most important ally of the United States. If China finally succeeds in establishing a good relationship with Europe, the price to be paid will not be that simple.
But Yas is right. If he doesn't concentrate on solving his own problems first, maybe even if the European problems are solved by then, he won't be qualified to ask them in person.
"Okay, let's deal with our own troubles first. I will do these things. By the way, the most important thing now is to find out who stabbed us in the back. I want to find out the exact opponent and let them know that the United States is not a
A country that's easy to bully," Bush said.
Yas nodded and quickly left the room. She already knew intuitively who did these things.
But finding evidence is not that easy.
...
While China and Europe are rejoicing for this great cooperation, many people are not so happy.
Let's not talk about Japan for the moment. When Sino-Japanese relations have reached the edge of collapse, no matter what happens, as long as it is beneficial to China, the Japanese will not be happy, because a powerful China is definitely a nightmare for the Japanese.
Even if China does not take the initiative to cause trouble for the Japanese, and does not mention the old accounts from decades ago, as long as China becomes stronger, it will block Japan's expansion and seek a greater living space, and destroy an island nation's ability to land on the mainland.
dream.
Apart from Japan, the most unhappy person is the United States. When Americans see that China and Europe have established a close partnership, they cannot calmly accept this fact.
"What on earth do you diplomats do? Is Europe so despicable and ignorant of important relationships?" George W. Bush looked at those European affairs analysts and envoys stationed in European countries, and the unknown fire in his heart became even more intense.
Awesome.
Although it was known before that China would make aggressive moves in Europe, everything was developing so fast that the Americans were not prepared at all.
While the United States was still trying its best to find a way to deal with the expansion of China's influence in Europe, China had already accomplished this feat by cutting through the mess quickly, leaving the Americans dizzy. When everything became a foregone conclusion, it was like a dream.
Awake.
"Mr. President, in fact, all this is a sign, and our diplomats cannot be blamed." Yas remained calm. Her years of research on China have given her a good understanding of this ancient nation.
"This time the Chinese have worked hard, even at the expense of some national interests, to complete this expansion before we can exert our influence. It can be said that even if we are prepared, we cannot stop the Chinese." Yas.
Then he said.
What Yas said is correct. It can be seen from the way China and Europe cooperate that China is willing to sacrifice itself to complete this plan.
When China has carried out more than 20 years of reform and opening up, according to the plan, China's economy should now transform to domestic demand, gradually reduce the demand for trade, develop the domestic economy, and support national industries.
The cooperation with Europe this time puts more of the burden of country-building into the hands of foreign countries. This is using food that should feed more domestic companies to fatten foreign companies.
From the perspective of short-term effects, although it can significantly accelerate China's development speed, from the perspective of long-term interests, it is indeed damaging to China's own interests. When national industries are suppressed, China will inevitably become more dependent on external support.
"Can't we stop it? Can we let the Chinese rise up and seize the interests in our hands?" Bush's attitude is very clear, that is, China must not be allowed to be strong enough to replace the United States.
This can be said to be the main theme of the George W. Bush administration, which is to extremely protect the interests of the United States, suppress other powerful countries, and maximize the world structure in which the United States is the dominant country.
Although from the perspective of the United States, this is correct, it directly damages the image of the United States, which is one of the reasons why Europe is so quick to cooperate closely with China.
After all, in international relations, there are no permanent friends, only permanent interests.
When the United States harms Europe's interests, Europe will never consider its past relations, but will do something completely different from before in order to protect its own interests.
"China does not yet have the strength to replace our position in the short term! Even judging from the current situation, China will need at least more than twenty years to develop itself, just to solve the contradiction between population and resources, and to stabilize the situation due to the aging population.
The social problems brought about by globalization are enough for China to spend most of its efforts. Therefore, China still cannot pose a serious threat to us." Yas emphasized this point.
Yas still has something to say, that is, neither the United States nor any other country can prevent the rise of a powerful country with a population of more than one billion.
Moreover, this is a country with an uninterrupted history of more than 5,000 years, a country that has been glorious many times and stood at the top of the world many times.
"Okay, but what about twenty years from now?" George W. Bush was still dissatisfied.
Obviously, no one can answer China’s “advanced” question.
The American political system and the ridiculously short history of the United States determine its short-sighted policies. Even if it is re-elected, any government can only be in power for eight years at most.
Moreover, the existence of two powerful parties also determines that it is impossible for the country to formulate long-term strategic plans.
Twenty years from now, maybe twenty years from now the Republican Party will not be in power at all, so it will be useless no matter how much they think about it. Moreover, the current government is in trouble, and it is unclear whether it can survive the remaining two years of its term.
It’s still an unknown, and who would think about what will happen twenty years from now?