每日评论0421 中美贸易战苦了谁

中美贸易战苦了谁

随着中美贸易战之继续开打，三架已经出售给中国的波音客机昨天从大陆撤回美国，这是一连串中国对美国反制之措施之一。看似一场国与国之间的博弈，实则伤及无数无辜的企业与百姓。

从农產品滞销，到科技禁运，再到航空、汽车、能源等行业的互设壁垒，两国的经济互依正在被一刀刀割裂。本应互补的產业链，如今成了政治角力的筹码。企业受困，民生受损，真正承受代价的，是千千万万的普通人。

谁赢了？谁又输了？若和平与合作的路越走越远，这场贸易战也许只会苦了你我他。

—— 记於此日，思索国际风云与民间冷暖。

  Who Pays The Price For The U.S.-China Trade War?

As the U.S.-China trade war continues to escalate, news broke yesterday that three Boeing aircrafts previously delivered to China have been returned to

the United States. This move, widely seen as part of China’s trade war countermeasures, marks another dramatic turn in the ongoing standoff between the two largest economies in the world.

On the surface, this seems like a strategic economic  tug-of-war rivalry between two powerful nations. But beneath that surface of conflict lies a harsh reality:

the ones suffering the most are not governments or policymakers—but everyday people and businesses caught up in the crossfire. Farmers watch their crops rot without buyers, factory workers face layoffs as supply chains disintegrate, and students and researchers find their lifetime dreams blocked by visa restrictions and other socio-political barriers.

Who truly benefits from this so-called war? And more importantly—who loses? Politicians may declare victories publicly on podiums, and corporations might ride the stock market’s waves, but the real toll is paid by those who neither declared, nor desired this conflict.

Nations like the U.S. and China should be complementary partners in growth, not adversaries locked in a zero-sum game. Every plane returned, every contract canceled, chips away at trust, progress, and shared prosperity. The world doesn’t just lose trade—

it loses the possibility of a more stable and globally interconnected future.

May there be room for reflection on both sides before this cold economic war turns into something even more difficult to reverse. Because in the end, the real question is not, “Who won?”—but rather, “What’s left of us when it’s all over?”

— Written on this day, with deep reflection and growing concern for those without a voice in global decisions.