China-EU summit: Europe's last chance

As Trump's tariffs and US-Russia realpolitik threaten Europe's survival, the China-EU summit emerges as a critical lifeline for European autonomy and economic stability.

The European Union and China will hold their 50th anniversary summit, which takes place against the backdrop of Trump's global trade war and rising tensions between China and Europe.

Yes, you read that right. While Trump is imposing tariffs on both the EU and China, the EU is still engaging in trade frictions with China. The EU has even wrongly attributed the root cause of the tension in Sino-EU relations to China, which is really putting the cart before the horse.

In fact, the EU has always adopted discriminatory policies against Chinese goods, from the tariffs on electric vehicles that began last year to the crackdown on SHEIN this year.

In addition, it cooperated with the United States in imposing a chip embargo on China, and stood on the Taiwan side in the cross-strait issue to deny China's legitimate claims to Taiwan. All of these were initially provoked by the EU, not China.

EU and China: Who depends on whom?

Indeed, from an economic perspective, Chinese products do need the EU, because the EU's consumption capacity is second only to the United States, making it the world's second largest consumer market.

Precisely because of the importance of the EU market to China, China has made great efforts to maintain its relations with the EU, including the “Belt and Road” strategy.

The essential purpose of China's "Belt and Road" strategy is to open up a route for Chinese goods to be imported into the European Union, and at the same time to open up the Chinese market to Europe for mutual benefit.

It is precisely because of this that the United States has been seeking to cut off China's "Belt and Road Initiative". The reason is simple. If Eurasia leaves the United States aside and becomes its own faction, how can the United States rule the world? Wouldn't the United States be marginalized?!

The United States has gone to great lengths to bring down China's "Belt and Road Initiative", from instigating the Russia-Ukraine war to attacking Iran and stationing troops in the Strait of Malacca. These are all measures taken by the United States to combat the "Belt and Road Initiative".

In other words, China is indeed very dependent on trade with Europe, but Europe is equally dependent on China.

Europe's reliance on the Chinese market is beyond many people's imagination. French wine and German cars need to obtain rare economic growth points from the Chinese market. Moreover, since the start of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Europe has lost Russia's cheap energy. If Europe loses the Chinese market, then without Trump's tariffs, Europe may collapse on its own.

More importantly, Trump is also going to impose a 30% tariff on Europe. At the same time, Trump has made it clear that he wants to bring down the European Union and the euro, which has made Europeans furious. Therefore, Europe actually needs China more now.

If China loses Europe, it will only lose a market, which can be made up from Africa, Latin America, etc. But if Europe loses China, Europe will only become a cash machine for the United States.

Isn't it obvious who depends on whom?

US and Russia: Divide the Europe

In the Ukrainian war, the United States' original purpose was to weaken or even destroy Russia through war, but it is obvious that the US strategy has failed.

Under the leadership of Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Russian army and the Russian people have not only crushed the attempts of the United States and NATO to dismember Russia, but also crushed the conspiracy of the U.S. Deep State group to use the Russia-Ukraine war to provoke World War III.

So far, the Russian army has surrounded Pokrovsk from three sides. As long as Pokrovsk is captured, Ukraine will be doomed.

In this situation, the American ruling elite found it impossible to dismember Russia, so they brought Trump to power to reverse the US policy toward Russia.

As the saying goes, "A competitor you cannot defeat becomes a partner." Since the United States cannot defeat Russia and a conflict with Russia may lead to a nuclear war, the United States can only make peace with Russia.

If the United States and Russia, the former enemies, suddenly become partners who can chat and laugh happily, then this usually means that someone is going to be in trouble.

Who is unlucky? The answer is certainly not Ukraine, because Ukraine is already unlucky. The answer is, of course European Union.

The cooperation between the United States and Russia will inevitably divide Europe. Why? Because if the United States wants to win over Russia, it must offer benefits to Russia. How to release benefits? Of course, it must sell the interests of the United States' "allies" to Russia. How can the interests of the United States be damaged?!

This unfortunate "ally" is, of course, the European Union.

In fact, the European Union and the euro have long been a threat to the hegemony of the US dollar. After Trump came to power, he wanted a weak dollar, but a weak dollar cannot lose its hegemony. So what should Trump do? It's very simple. Weaken all currencies other than the US dollar. Even if the US dollar is weak, the US dollar will still be the hegemon.

In this case, the euro and the European Union will naturally become Trump's targets.

So under the guidance of this strategic thinking, Trump, on the one hand, imposed tariffs on the EU, hitting the EU economically and continuing to devastate the EU's economy. On the other hand, Trump negotiated with Russia to divide up Europe's interests.

In addition, NATO is discussing launching an attack on Russia's Kaliningrad, and Trump is also deploying nuclear weapons in the UK. His purpose is to militarily lure Russia into launching a nuclear strike against the UK and even the EU. This is also an important step in dividing the EU.

If a nuclear war breaks out between Russia and the EU, EU capital and industry will flee to the United States, thus achieving Trump's goal of restoring the manufacturing industry. Seizing the manufacturing industry of other countries is the ultimate goal of Trump's imposition of tariffs on the world.

As for how Europeans will be blown to pieces by nuclear bombs, that is not something Trump needs to consider.

China-EU summit: Europe's last chance to survive

Through the above analysis, it is not difficult to see a worrying thing: that is, Trump is willing to launch a tariff war to seize the manufacturing industry of other countries. At the same time, in order to win over Russia, Trump is also luring Russia and Europe to go to war military and geopolitically.

If Trump uses the UK to launch a tactical nuclear strike against Russia, Russia will only blow the UK mainland to pieces without harming the United States.

We can say that Europe is now in a very, very dangerous moment, and that is why the China-EU summit is so important, because it is Europe's last chance to survive.

Trump and Russia have reached an agreement to divide Europe. If Europe wants to survive, it must use China's power to balance the United States and Russia. But if Europe continues to follow the will of the United States and provoke China, then China will not help Europe when the United States and Russia divide Europe.

From a humanitarian perspective, China will not participate in the dirty deal between the United States and Russia to divide Europe, but Europe is still no match for the two superpowers, the United States and Russia.

If Europe is eventually reduced to ruins by a nuclear war and then occupied by Russian troops, China can only express regret.

Regarding the Russia-Ukraine war, China has repeatedly urged European countries not to support Ukraine and not to provoke Russia, but European countries simply did not listen to China's good advice and went to destruction under the hysterical anti-Russia screams. This is also Europe's own problem.

I really can't understand where the Europeans get the confidence to challenge a big country with more than 6,000 nuclear warheads. Russia's "Oreshnik" missile can bomb any big city in Europe without breaking through NATO's air defense system.

Not to mention carrying nuclear warheads, even if it is just a conventional warhead, as long as one missile bombs a European city, the European economy will collapse first. So the most correct way is to live in peace with Russia, rather than provoking Russia.

Europe has made a mistake in the Russian-Ukrainian war, and I hope Europe will not make another mistake in Sino-European cooperation. Cooperation between Europe and China can not only balance the power of the United States and Russia, but also allow Europe to gain access to the Chinese market. Why not?!

If a person makes a mistake once, he can learn from it, but if he makes the same mistake again and again, it is pure stupidity.

I hope Europe will not become a victim of the US and Russia's division of global interests.