Chinese factories are working hard to produce, but the purchasing power of the common people cannot keep up. Goods are piling up more and more, prices are getting lower and lower, which is called deflation risk. The U.S. printing press is printing money like crazy, but domestic goods cannot keep up; there is more and more money, and prices are about to soar, which is called inflation risk.

As a result, these two smart individuals hit it off: China sells its surplus cheap goods to the U.S., keeping U.S. prices down; the U.S. gives the excess printed dollars to China, solving the problem of Chinese goods not being sold. This tactic has stabilized the economies of both countries for the past two to three decades. Therefore, the two countries should strengthen cooperation to maximize benefits and achieve a win-win situation.