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A few days ago, the United States, which had been closed for more than a month,* * , suddenly reopened. USA * * After opening the door, the first thing I did was engage in Huawei! In the early morning of January 29, the U.S. Department of Justice officially announced: Want to extradite Meng Wanzhou from Canada! http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/201555otk4r348rx4yykwx.jpg http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/201555hi0b1zziri6i7i67.jpg Subsequently, the United States officially launched a total of 23 charges against Huawei and its subsidiaries! It is said that Huawei has stolen the secrets of American companies, violated U.S. laws by conducting transactions with Iran, and is accused of bank wire fraud, obstructing jury investigations, and so on. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/201555iau6u6jpgppaaaaz.jpg http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/201556q0u6oawmkjrn8xya.jpg Huawei also responded quickly and said: to the United States * * Very disappointed with the charges! Deny the US charges against Huawei! I am not aware of any inappropriate behavior by Ms. Meng! http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/201556uk3pk5ve3993938l.jpg The United States has once again attacked Huawei on the eve of negotiations. Its purpose is also very clear, which is to suppress China's leading companies and maintain its dominant position in the high-tech field. Capturing a few senior executives of rival companies, then taking out a magnifying glass to criticize the other company, and after gaining enough bargaining chips, striking a deal on the negotiation table are all for this purpose. For us Chinese, this kind of operation in the United States is very new, but from the perspective of the United States, they have done similar things many times before! http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/201557as9rrh5q3bl15idw.jpg Decades ago, Japan fought a trade war with the United States. During the U.S.-Japan trade war, the United States also used political means to "kidnap" executives of Japan's Toshiba and accuse them of being a spy. What's even more cruel is that Meng Wanzhou was caught while crossing the border in Canada, and she was tricked by her younger brother in the United States. But the two Toshiba executives were arrested on Japan's own soil by Japan's own police at the request of the Americans. This incident was an international event at the time, and the U.S. arrests frightened the Japanese Prime Minister into personally going to the U.S. to plead guilty. Not only did the Japanese media not protect Toshiba, they also scolded Toshiba that "a caesarean section is not enough to atone for its sins." In the end, Toshiba bought a full page in more than 50 newspapers in the United States to apologize. Almost all the company's employees were mobilized to apologize to the United States. * * * The matter was settled after the staff said good things and gave gifts one by one. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/201557rod7tt7uduotyuc7.jpg Let’s start with Japan’s rise after World War II. After World War II, Japan was originally in ruins. Until 1955, Japan’s GDP still ranked seventh. However, because Japan allowed the United States to station troops, it took its own * * sovereignty in exchange for help and technical support from the United States. Therefore, just twelve years later, Japan is like the cheating protagonist in a novel. Its GDP directly overwhelms all the major powers and ranks second in the world! Second only to the United States! http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/201557vxf9xh899h9hz9iq.jpg When Japan was at its peak, its GDP reached 70% of that of the United States! This ratio is even higher than in China today. Japanese companies such as Toshiba, Sony, and Panasonic have rapidly emerged and swept the American market. The streets and alleys in the United States are almost filled with Japanese products. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/201557ieksidywykiws599.jpg beautiful * * The TV in the living room, the refrigerator in the kitchen, the red and white console in the bedroom, and the cars in the garage are all made in Japan! http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202136loddbgd23dbttvns.jpg The subsequent plot was almost a replica of the trade war in 2018. Americans suddenly discovered that they had to import everything from Japan. The trade deficit between the United States and Japan was frighteningly high. Japan’s trade deficit accounted for 49.9% of the entire U.S. deficit, which is more than China today! http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202136mycaru9rvs9lrryh.jpg Americans are becoming vigilant! If this continues, Japan's son will take over the throne, oust the United States from its throne, and become the boss himself! The American media was the first to take action, preheating the trade war and creating an atmosphere of anti-Japanese sentiment in the country, saying that the Japanese had stolen American jobs and that if you buy Japanese goods, you don’t love the United States! http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202137vsofzmj0qzz4mzos.jpg picture: At that time, there was even a phenomenon of smashing Japanese cars on the streets. Then the United States turned its attention to several particularly large Japanese companies. Toshiba was very well-known in the United States at that time. Radios, color TVs, and refrigerators were selling well in the United States. As a result, the United States began to use a magnifying glass to find Toshiba's weaknesses. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202137wpo26tq0yooffgjc.jpg In 1987, at the request of the United States, Japan sent police from the Metropolitan Police Department, heavily armed, blocked several streets, and then violently broke into Toshiba's headquarters and arrested two executives from the foundry and machine tool departments. Subsequently, Toshiba was tightly controlled and searched comprehensively from hard drives to files. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202137lbnjr26dnd64rdjj.jpg picture: According to the Japanese media's report on the "Toshiba Incident", the two executives were spies. After the investigation, they gave an explanation that Toshiba sold several machine tools to the Soviet Union and actually sold the machine tools to the enemies of the United States. If this is not a spy, what is it? ! According to the United States, these machine tools allow Soviet-made submarines to avoid sonar and build more powerful aircraft carriers. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202138wh40vwdd579ha18v.jpg picture: The U.S. Department of Naval Intelligence listed "criminal evidence" against Toshiba. However, according to the CIA, its own files show that it was not just Japan that secretly sold machine tools to the Soviet Union. Other allies of the United States also sold machine tools. West Germany, Italy, France, and the United Kingdom all sold machine tools to the Soviet Union. In terms of quantity, Italy sold the most, and in terms of accuracy, West Germany was the highest. No matter how you rank, Japan cannot be ranked. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202138nj7202k12jbskkkk.jpg picture: The CIA's own files show that Italy exported 25 machine tools and several others. * * , or even export directly * * Equipment However, even if the CIA knew about it in 1980, it has never pretended not to know about the small moves of Britain, France, Italy and other countries. Not to mention, it is also selling machine tools. The Norwegian company Kongsberg also participated, but the United States did not mention Norway at all, and only emphasized "Japan's Toshiba" in their news reports. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202139uemkwfmf2u052k5h.jpg picture: Whether it's the Washington Post, CNN, or UPI, * * Institute for Strategic Studies, all reports on this matter pointed to "Japan" and "Toshiba". As for Japan, which was following its brothers to make some money, they severely criticized them. How many machine tools did you use to bring down the US Navy? ! You deserve death! When asked why Norway was not held accountable, the U.S. Department of Defense * The member told reporters without hesitation that: “We don’t have a trade deficit with Norway, why should we care about it? ” http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202139u4y3q7ee5224z2r8.jpg picture: The American International Law Research Institute even specifically studied Toshiba and analyzed "how to find excuses to suppress opponents." In the final analysis, the United States' involvement in Toshiba is just an excuse. Its real purpose is to take the opportunity to beat Japan and force Japan in the trade war. * * Bow down, the United States is following the same pattern this time to extradite Meng Wanzhou and prosecute Huawei. The so-called "charge" they gave is to engage in "espionage" and sell high-tech technology to Iran. When preventing allies from using Huawei, the United States has also been emphasizing that "Huawei's equipment will affect * * "Safety", they seem to have forgotten. They like to spy on others and threaten others. * * , especially the one whose allies are safe is the United States. * * Own. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202139dwdjycnuut1ecymq.jpg picture: The Prism Gate incident was different from China today. As a vassal of the United States, Japan did not dare to disobey the will of the United States. The U.S. ambassador to Japan took the lead and ordered the Japanese Prime Minister four times in a row to "apologize for the losses suffered by the United States and come up with compensation measures." At the same time, public sentiment in the United States was arousing, Americans were boycotting Japanese goods, and American companies were worried: “"Every Japanese student studying abroad is a spy", compared to now * * * It's like saying that Chinese students studying abroad are spies. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202456tvv1kozbqoqo9t19.jpg http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202456ob6mbbb3d6dx9mrb.jpg picture: The "spy" hat worn by Chinese students was also worn by Japanese students. Hundreds of thousands of Americans took to the streets to march, smashing Toshiba and other Japanese appliances everywhere. The U.S. Trade Representative went shirtless and smashed Toshiba's radio in front of the White House. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202457mqynjttovqv46wyf.jpg For American politicians at that time, as long as you shouted to boycott Japanese goods, you could get votes. * * * Continuously emphasizing "bringing back the jobs taken away by the Chinese" will gain public support. Under the dual pressure of force and economy, the then Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone went to the United States in person and apologized to all walks of life in the United States. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202457szsnkbft6kbbd*m.jpg picture: The Japanese Prime Minister took his wife on a plane to apologize. At the same time, in order to calm the anger of the Americans, the Japanese themselves severely punished Toshiba, the "culprit", without the Americans taking action. Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry issued a heavy fine, banning Toshiba from paying 14 companies * * Even if export products can make money, Toshiba does not dare to make money. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202458hykjolvpphjjlyhu.jpg picture: Toshiba closed its Moscow branch. The good days for the Soviet Union to purchase Western technology were finally over. Under pressure, the Japanese media severely cursed themselves in newspapers. * * of enterprises: “Toshiba committing seppuku is not enough to apologize! ” http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202459rx07tzjs7sq5myxy.jpg picture: Japanese newspaper headlines: "In the Toshiba incident, committing seppuku is not enough to apologize." Toshiba was so scared that its legs were weak. The chairman and general manager resigned one after another, taking the blame. The company also took the initiative to spend more than 100 million yen to let employees go to the United States. * * * He said nice things to members of the Communist Party of China and kept trying to maintain relations with them. He also published full-page "confession ads" in more than 50 newspapers and periodicals in the United States, kowtowing to the United States, confessing his crime, and kneeling down to beg for mercy. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202459n0o3p33i10zpnzbj.jpg picture: Toshiba's apology ad in the Los Angeles Times Japanese semiconductor companies also share their technology with American companies in compliance with U.S. requirements. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202459h8zb8bhxese9oeo0.jpg picture: Japanese and U.S. semiconductor companies share technology list However, it turns out: Japan's actions are simply looking in the wrong direction. The United States is looking for trouble with you either because you have made mistakes or because it is determined to curb your development. No matter how you find your own reasons, it is useless no matter how much you kneel down and beg for mercy. Two years later, in 1989, the United States still launched the "Super 301 Clause" against Japan, imposing high tariffs on Japan, not allowing Japan to come to the United States to make money, but also restricting Japan from manufacturing things domestically. Does this wave of operations in the United States look familiar to everyone? First, accuse competitors of "espionage", and then impose sanctions on the company, and then, without mercy, activate Section 301, which is very similar to today! http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/202500qck5utuk5t0rk79u.jpg However, the irony is that Americans may have forgotten that in the trade war between the United States and Japan, apart from finance, the United States did not take advantage in other areas. Take the Japanese automobile industry, which was heavily suppressed by the United States during the trade war. Whether before or after the suppression, the sales volume of Japanese automobiles in the United States has been rising steadily. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/203515rrkwfw6cow0rc60v.jpg picture: During the automobile trade war, Japan's automobile market share continued to rise. Americans demanded that Japanese automobile factories be relocated to the United States to work for American workers. Although Japan did so, because the Americans themselves were obsessed with financial games, the manufacturing industry was declining and they could not help it. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/203516ftadta45u3wjjjt3.jpg picture: After Japan's Toyota moved its production to the United States in compliance with U.S. requirements, its production in the United States gradually increased and its domestic production gradually decreased. In the end, the auto trade war ended, and Japanese auto companies turned from mid-range cars to high-end cars. Detroit, the American car capital, collapsed. The U.S. trade deficit with Japan continues to grow. What really defeated Japan was the 1985 Plaza Accord. It made Japan's financial bubble grow bigger and bigger, and eventually collapsed, and Japan entered its lost 20 years. http://www.cmiw.cn/data/attachment/forum/201902/03/203516fw1l2c1my7og6idq.jpg In other words, even when facing Japan, its son, the United States suppressed leading companies, demanded technology sharing, imposed various tariffs and boycotted it. The United States exhausted its methods and still failed to achieve its desired goal. What's more, now that the United States is facing an independent China, we will not arrest people and send them away just because of a wink from the United States, nor will we rush to apologize to the United States, nor will the entire country ask our companies to commit hara-kiri. So far, even with a round of additional tariffs, the trade deficit between the United States and China is still growing. So, where does the United States have the confidence to think that the strategy of "catching corporate executives" will be effective against China? As for China, what we have to do is very simple. As long as we deal with internal problems, control housing prices, stimulate domestic demand, and deepen reforms, there will be no economic problems. The restrictions and suppression brought about by the trade war will instead become our motivation. No matter how long the fight lasts, no matter what happens again? China is still China. No matter how many tricks the United States tries, they will all be in vain! ! Disgusting America! ! ! Outrageous America! ! ! 【change】