(Washington) The United States and China have successfully reached the first phase of trade agreements, but some analysts said that the Cold War of China and the United States will continue in the next year, and it may cause more unstable and concerns.
The Voice of America quoted experts from the words that in 2020, the Sino -US trade war may ease after the first phase of the agreement was reached, but the scientific and technological war between the two countries would not stop.The Trump administration may sacrifice more non -tariff measures to limit China to obtain American technology, and China will also strive to achieve self -reliance in science and technology.
Adam Middot, a senior researcher at the Chinese project of the US Think Tank Foreign Relations Committee and network security expert; Siger predicts in an article at the end of this year: If the first phase of the agreement is finally signed, it will not affect this trend.In 2020, we will see that the two countries continue to restrict the exchange of science and technology while competing the global influence.
He said: (China) will not give up the efforts to reduce relying on foreign technology.The United States will inspect and curb China's efforts through more and more technologies.
Square Global Rating Asia Pacific Chief Economist Sean Middot; Rock said in an interview with American Consumer News and Business Channel last Thursday: I think in the next year, we may see some non -customs means of non -customs means in the next year.Especially in the field of technology.In 2020, this will cause more instability and concerns.
Luoqi explained that these measures may be aimed at the special export restrictions of some specific departments, limiting Chinese companies to invest in overseas and obtain the technologies they need.These measures will make it difficult for China to develop its own supply chain.He pointed out that non -tariff measures are more complicated, risks are greater, and the long -term impact of Sino -US relations has a greater impact.
At the end of last month, there were media reports that the U.S. government may prevent more foreign products using American technology to supply China Telecom giants Huawei.According to the current regulations, the US authorities cannot touch the key foreign supply chain.This prompts the Trump administration to revise two key provisions to discuss. These two provisions may expand US permissions and further prevent more foreign suppliers from supplying Huawei.
The Trump administration also proposed to give the Minister of Commerce a wider range of power to prevent American companies from any transactions of sensitive hardware, software or data services related to foreign opponents.
Washington's technical restrictions have also expanded to other technology companies in China.The U.S. Department of Commerce includes 28 companies and government agencies on the entity list on the grounds of assisting in suppressing, arbitrary detention and high -tech surveillance, including SenSetime, MEGVII), and Yitu Technology (Yitu) major companies in the field of artificial intelligence in China such as Yitu) and HKUST.
VOA pointed out that China has also responded.It is reported that the Beijing authorities have ordered government offices and public agencies to replace foreign computer equipment and software within three years.A decourse leadership group was established, and it is said that the next five -year plan will focus on this issue.China will continue to promote the advancement of chip manufacturing and design to reduce dependence on the United States.
