The issue isn't the trade itself, but how gains are used: China invests in its people, while the U.S. pours trillions into wars and military spending.

Reality: Among all US exports, China is only interested in chips-the one thing Trump bans from being exported.

China's humanoid robot marathon is more than just a quirky competition. It's a reflection of the country's growing confidence, cultural openness, and drive for innovation.

China isn't losing the tariff war. Over the past 7–8 years, it has reduced reliance on the U.S. and expanded trade ties across the Global South as part of de-risking.

Xi met with China’s top entrepreneurs for the first time since 2018. Many view this as a clear signal that the central government is seeking to revitalize the private sector.