This time obaniu talked with Huaxia about many conditions. For example, Huaxia promised to buy US $50 billion worth of treasury bonds, but attached a clause that after maturity, it should be calculated according to the higher exchange rate of US dollar or RMB. If the U.S. dollar depreciates, then China can require that it be calculated in RMB. If the U.S. dollar appreciates, it can be calculated in U.S. dollar.
This condition is quite harsh, but obaniu agreed, because no country is willing to buy so many US Treasury bonds at this time.
Of course, the United States has also paid some technology to lift the blockade of China. Speaking of this, I can see the face of the United States.
All of these technologies are from countries in Europe and Asia that have access to the technology. Let's lock up the technology in China together, and no one should open it up, so as to prevent the rapid development of China from posing a threat to us.
When the U.S. found that these technologies could not stop Huaxia for several years, it immediately took them out and traded with Huaxia in private in exchange for some benefits.
I'm afraid that no other country that has also imposed a technical blockade on China has yet known about it. When Huaxia suddenly announced that it had mastered the technology one day, those countries were in a state of muddle.
Of course, many of the technologies proposed by the Chinese side have not been given by the United States, because those technologies are more than three or five years ahead of the Chinese side, so the value is higher.
They have paid some price, not too much.
In fact, many countries now cooperate with Huaxia, and find that Huaxia is not as easy to fool as before, and even smarter than them now.
In the past, as long as we took out some better technologies than Huaxia, Huaxia would want to get them at any cost, but we don't know that they have developed better alternative technologies. In other words, this technology is a knockout.
There are so many benefits to be exchanged for the eliminated technology, only because of the lack of information understanding of Huaxia, and also because of the poor technology of Huaxia at that time, which was eager to develop.
But now Huaxia attaches great importance to information collection, and then has a huge team to analyze, from any point of view, analyze possible negotiation issues, and then find a balance point.
Another is that there are not many technologies needed in China now, and most of them are advanced technologies. They have not developed alternative technologies so quickly.
What's more, after one or two swindles, we can't continue to cooperate in the future. The loss of such a partner as Huaxia is very serious for many countries.
Huaxia also requires the United States to open up some markets, reduce taxes on some industries, and ensure that Huaxia's products can be competitive. Of course, China will also import some American products to promote bilateral trade.
For example, China needs to import machinery, grain, automobile, electronics, chemical products, etc., while China needs to import automobile, textile, food, electronics, chemical industry, steel, etc.
Although China has strong technology, its agricultural products are also big exporters. In particular, they are good at planting genetically modified food crops, and then the local people do not eat them and sell them to foreign countries.
This time, Huaxia made it clear that we will no longer import genetically modified crops and related seeds. Non GM production is low, and we don't care about it now, unless you promise to recycle our GM food.
Where can we do it? We always import low value-added products and then export high value-added products. This time, you want to turn around. We export food crops, and you process them into food and then sell them back to our country. This is absolutely not the case.
Huaxia's idea is to use genetically modified corn to produce ethanol gasoline, and then the residue can be processed into feed and sold to the United States. This is definitely not for people to eat, but for pigs fed with genetically modified corn dregs, is it still for the table?
Anyway, there is no danger in China. As for GM soybeans, GM wheat and so on, don't even want to sell them to China.
Originally, the United States wanted to import raw materials, such as iron ore, and they made their own steel. But Huaxia doesn't sell now. We make our own products and sell steel products to make money than we sell ore directly. What's more, we need to import more ore.
What polar bear Mining Group is not a state-owned enterprise, we have no right to decide.
What are you talking about? Sorry, we don't lack money now. We don't need to sell this kind of mineral any more. What kind of special steel do you need? You can buy it from our Chinese side. You can get a discount if you buy more.
Textiles, this is a very big gap in the United States. They want to import some raw materials, and then they process them into finished products, and then make a high profit with the brand advantage.
On the other hand, Huaxia said that we don't need to import textiles. What our country produces itself needs to be exported. The export of raw materials is very few now, because our finished products are not enough for sale.
In fact, if the European Union did not make an anti-monopoly investigation, which affected the sales of Chinese textiles in Europe, then the European market would be enough without talking with the United States.
The current anti-monopoly is not that you can't dump below the cost price, but that you can't lower than the cost price of our country, so as to prevent you from exploiting our market with low labor cost.The United States also wants to turn Huaxia into a generation factory as before, and make use of the lower labor cost of Huaxia to make Huaxia a generation factory. The larger the number, the more they will earn, and even sell directly in Huaxia.
But this time, Zhang Ruiqiang refused directly. Now Chinese enterprises have gone to India and Brazil to build factories. Because the labor cost there is lower, the labor cost in China has risen.
Huaxia doesn't plan to follow the path of international processing factory either. It wants to be a design developer and no longer just a producer.
In fact, China's labor costs are not rising so fast. In the world, especially in Europe and the United States, it still has a great advantage. But Brazil and India are cheaper. Why should we let our own people go on this hard road?
Feng Yu and Zhang Ruiqiang said this. He takes his own enterprise as an example and analyzes the disadvantage of labor cost as competition. Once it becomes an international factory, how does technology progress? Think about Thailand. Once labor costs skyrocket, the economy collapses.
If you can't do a low value-added business, then don't do it. At the same time, we need to see clearly that the United States needs money, obaniu has just come to power, and it also needs political achievements to ensure its support rate. At this time, some conditions can be more stringent.
You know, if our trade with the U.S. is interrupted, we may lose a lot to each other. But we can bear it. The economic growth rate is slower, but the U.S. economy will definitely regress and hurt each other. They can't afford to play.
Finally, Zhang Ruiqiang also mentioned an important issue of bilateral trade, that is, there is no big port in the United States, and large freighters can not be stopped, which seriously affects the efficiency and cost of bilateral trade. It is self-evident what this means.
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