Currently, the United States is pursuing a dual-line strategy: on one hand, promoting the end of the Russia-Ukraine war and the normalization of relations between Israel and Arab countries, and on the other hand, preparing for strategic confrontation with China. The recent friction with India is essentially paving the way for a large-scale industrial transfer—America urgently needs India to take on the transfer of industrial chains with more sovereignty concessions, as Washington is no longer willing to cultivate a second 'China-style' economy that is difficult to manage. It is worth noting that the Trump team has always considered restoring high tariffs on China as a policy option; under this competitive situation, the decoupling of the Chinese and American economies is likely to become an irreversible trend.