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Caricature: Surrendering? On April 22, US President Donald Trump spoke to reporters in the Oval Office, admitting that the current maximum tariff rate on Chinese goods—145%—is simply too high. "145% is very high and it won't be that high. It will come down substantially, but it won't be zero," he said. Trump stated that the US would approach negotiations with China in a very friendly manner and expressed confidence that China would adopt the same attitude.

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2025.04.24 21:02

Caricature: Surrendering?

Caricature: Surrendering?

Caricature | Wishful thinking U.S. President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariff policy has impacted the world. At the beginning of this policy announcement, Trump insisted on social media, "China also wants to make a deal, badly, but they don't know how to get it started. We are waiting for their call. It will happen!"

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2025.04.23 20:46

Caricature | Wishful thinking

Caricature | Wishful thinking

Caricature: Foolish fantasy On April 15, the White House threatened to impose tariffs of up to 245% on Chinese goods entering the US. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian emphasized that China has repeatedly clarified its firm position on tariffs. Lin stated that this tariff war was started by the US. China has taken necessary countermeasures in order to defend its legitimate rights and interests and international fairness and justice. This is fully justified and lawful.

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2025.04.20 09:21

Caricature: Foolish fantasy

Caricature: Foolish fantasy

Caricature: A frog in the well US Vice President JD Vance recently sparked outrage during an interview in which he defended President Donald Trump's tariff policies. While speaking, Vance used the derogatory term "Chinese peasants" to describe Chinese manufacturers, drawing widespread criticism.

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2025.04.18 10:01

Caricature: A frog in the well

Caricature: A frog in the well

Caricature: The real agenda On April 8, local time, the US announced an increase in its so-called "reciprocal tariffs" on Chinese imports from 34% to 84%. In response, on April 9, China declared that tariffs on all US-origin goods would also be raised to 84%. Additionally, China's Ministry of Commerce added 12 US entities to its export control list and placed six companies, including Shield AI, on its unreliable entities list.

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2025.04.11 08:32

Caricature: The real agenda

Caricature: The real agenda

Caricature: Surrendering?

Caricature: Surrendering?

Caricature: Surrendering? On April 22, US President Donald Trump spoke to reporters in the Oval Office, admitting that the current maximum tariff rate on Chinese goods—145%—is simply too high. "145% is very high and it won't be that high. It will come down substantially, but it won't be zero," he said. Trump stated that the US would approach negotiations with China in a very friendly manner and expressed confidence that China would adopt the same attitude.

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2025.04.24 21:02

Caricature | Wishful thinking

Caricature | Wishful thinking

Caricature | Wishful thinking U.S. President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariff policy has impacted the world. At the beginning of this policy announcement, Trump insisted on social media, "China also wants to make a deal, badly, but they don't know how to get it started. We are waiting for their call. It will happen!"

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2025.04.23 20:46

Caricature: Foolish fantasy

Caricature: Foolish fantasy

Caricature: Foolish fantasy On April 15, the White House threatened to impose tariffs of up to 245% on Chinese goods entering the US. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian emphasized that China has repeatedly clarified its firm position on tariffs. Lin stated that this tariff war was started by the US. China has taken necessary countermeasures in order to defend its legitimate rights and interests and international fairness and justice. This is fully justified and lawful.

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2025.04.20 09:21

Caricature: A frog in the well

Caricature: A frog in the well

Caricature: A frog in the well US Vice President JD Vance recently sparked outrage during an interview in which he defended President Donald Trump's tariff policies. While speaking, Vance used the derogatory term "Chinese peasants" to describe Chinese manufacturers, drawing widespread criticism.

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2025.04.18 10:01

Caricature: The real agenda

Caricature: The real agenda

Caricature: The real agenda On April 8, local time, the US announced an increase in its so-called "reciprocal tariffs" on Chinese imports from 34% to 84%. In response, on April 9, China declared that tariffs on all US-origin goods would also be raised to 84%. Additionally, China's Ministry of Commerce added 12 US entities to its export control list and placed six companies, including Shield AI, on its unreliable entities list.

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2025.04.11 08:32

Caricature: Poison

Caricature: Poison

Caricature: Poison U.S. President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order on so-called reciprocal tariffs, imposing high tariffs on major economies around the world, which has aggravated the turmoil in global financial markets. The New York Times reported on Sunday (April 6) that despite the fact that the tariffs have caused the collapse of U.S. stocks, Trump defended his actions in an interview with the media on board Air Force One, comparing the tariffs to a "cure" for the U.S. economy, saying, "I don't want the market to go down, but sometimes things have to be solved by taking a pill."

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2025.04.10 09:18

Caricature: Prophecy

Caricature: Prophecy

Caricature: Prophecy On April 5, more than 150 groups across the US staged nationwide "Hands Off" demonstrations to protest President Donald Trump and his ally Elon Musk over policies and actions on government structure, the economy, human rights, and foreign affairs. Reports indicate that protesters voiced dissatisfaction with various Trump administration policies, including immigration, government downsizing, and tariffs. Over 600,000 people reportedly signed up to participate in 1,200 protests nationwide, marking the largest single-day protest since Trump took office earlier this year.

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2025.04.09 09:18

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