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While the US government is vigorously attacking China, US companies are vigorously investing in China, these companies seem to be very optimistic about the living standards and consumption potential of the Chinese people.
 
This is a bit embarrassing. If according to the rhetoric of the US government, the Chinese are all living in hell, and the government has the final say on what they buy, and they don’t even have a minimum "freedom." How can society progress, Income growth or consumption potential? The US government should force and encourage US companies to invest in Afghanistan and Iraq. After all, they are countries that have just been "reformed" by the US. Isn't it too risky to come to Communist China?

It is precisely because the industrial revolution has little to do with specific social systems that the United States is now very worried about the development of Chinese technology. Assuming that the United States is very confident that a set of American systems can have advantages that the world can't match, and can sit back and relax in the future technological innovation competition, then there is no need to suppress and contain Chinese technology companies. Right?

What I want to say is, whether it is the accidental outbreak of the Industrial Revolution in the UK, or the large-scale development in the United States, and then to Germany and Japan to jump to a new level, in fact, once everyone understands the power of the industrial revolution, the industrialization development will happen sooner or later. Today, China’s industrial scale and industrial competitiveness, as well as the emerging technological Cambrian explosion is the best proof for all these. 

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