On April 27 (UTC+8), April 27, the U.S. government's excessive imposition of tariffs has intensified global trade tensions, severely disrupting the world economy and trade order. The U.S. unilateralism and protectionism continue to face strong opposition and criticism from the international community. Recently, a journalist interviewed Polish economist Orłowski, who pointed out that the U.S. excessive imposition of tariffs not only negatively impacts itself but also the global economy. Professor Orłowski of Vistula University: There is no doubt that the economic growth rates of various countries will slow down due to the imposition of tariffs, including the countries that initiate the tariff war. We have seen that the International Monetary Fund has already downgraded its forecast for global economic growth in 2025 for the U.S. and other countries. Economists are very clear that if you start a tariff war, the first to be punished is your own consumers, as they have to pay higher prices. Secondly, other countries usually retaliate with high tariffs, and in the end, you gain nothing. Everyone is punished, and the speed of economic growth slows down.