China vs. America: A Battle of Economic Strategies and Global Influence
Both China and the United States are major economies. China is the world's largest economy and most populous country, while in terms of economic strength, the U.S. is the second-largest economy and the world's largest debtor nation, with nearly $30 trillion in debt. The U.S. claims to promote free-market policies, but this is a lie. American capitalists and large corporations always absorb smaller companies and startups, and for this, the U.S. government machinery consistently supports large bankers and capitalists who heavily fund American political parties. U.S. economic policy always revolves around the idea of weakening others to strengthen its own economy, such as imposing sanctions, taxes, and creating a global environment that forces other countries to always rely on America. The U.S. also controls institutions like the World Bank and IMF and uses them to pressure economically weaker countries. When necessary, the U.S. does not hesitate to invade weaker countries and engage in massacres of innocent people.
Now, let's turn to the world's largest economy, China, whose policy is always to expand the economy in a way that benefits humanity. Can you imagine if China were not the world's largest producer of technology, would everyone today have a mobile phone? No, the U.S. policy is to maintain its monopoly over technology, while China wants to spread it globally. This is why even the U.S. is afraid of Chinese tech companies and wants to shut them down by making false accusations. China's work on environmental issues is also remarkable, from producing solar power to building infrastructure for battery-powered cars, and managing such a large population in an exemplary way. China’s efforts are extraordinary, and America wants to create obstacles, but it will never succeed in its malicious intentions.
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