The Real Losers Of The US-China Trade War | When Titans Clash | Ep 2/4 | CNA Documentary

A 3 year trade war has created corporate casualties in both US and China. In China, a dual circulation model is now underway to mitigate the effects of US protectionism. In the US, a Biden administration mulls new economic measures against China, even as industry groups lobby for tariffs to be lifted. Both countries also brace for what used to be unthinkable- the possibility of a financial war.

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About When Titans Clash: There are historical forces at play in ongoing US-China tensions. How do sentiments of pride and shame fuel the rivalry? And how might a Biden administration confront Beijing?
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[polarcoffee]

When it comes to China, it's almost impossible to find unbiased documentaries on YouTube. Thank you CNA for your great work!

[manirai]

America is rich. It's just around 90% of money belongs to 1% of American. This is not China's problem. Government should have protect jobs instead of blaming.

[ronaldtippit]

The real losers of a trade war are the same people who lose at everything else. We the people

[labforest]

This is one of the best documentaries in recent years, unbiased, comprehensive, hit the nail in the head. Good job, CNA.

[hoplesspig]

Since China entered WTO, the GDP of China grows 13 Trillion, the GDP of the USA grows 11 Trillion. Both have benefitted a lot. The problem of US is not baking the cakes, the problem is how the extra cakes are distributed.

[maxcrowe]

America can't blame China for its problems. Businessmen will relocate their businesses to other countries where they can make more profits, it's natural. American workers demand shorter working hours, more pay, fewer working days and more benefits. Chinese workers are hardworking, loyal, disciplined and resilient. Which do you prefer?

[NUSzkfly]

Rare to see such a informative and neural report of both sides of the story. Great Job! Very touched and inspiring for Xi Jingping's words - "If we could have exchanges in all areas, sports, business, arts, if our people get to know each other, then our countries can get along. To me, you (the homestay family in Iowa) are America."

[elpopoy]

The Muscatine perspective is beautiful. This type of positivity should have equal noise to every negativity surrounding us.

[bryan.the.scammer]

American promoto free trade, human rights, etc etc. But when they lose they will complain. Recently like gme stock proves the same thing, when the fund lose on the 'free trade' they start to halt and block the access of retailer.

[dingodingo]

The lady in the beginning who hosted Xi Jinping said that "he read Mark Twain". Let that sentence sink in slowly. 1. How many millenials in the USA have actually read or remember Mark Twain. 2. Can you name or know of any US president the last 30 years who has read any great literature in Chinese history, I highly doubt it. What does it mean for the future...think about it.

[hushpuppykl]

“If our people get to know each other, then our countries can get along.”

But the US government wants to always take an antagonist stance. It does not what to get along but wants to dominate.

There’s too many instances of it. Way too many.

We all truly need each other. It’s that simple.

[michaeltse]

Problem with claiming that China uses subsidies is almost all major tech in the US was funded by the government program or by the military and then passed onto the private sector to take advantage of.

[agustinusfk]

why don't people just collaborate rather than clashing each other... war only destruct each other, win became ash loses became dust...

[lolollolol]

Unbiased reporting on China is rare to find these days. Thanks CNA

[jamesw]

I drive through Iowa every summer. There are "buy american" and "trump" signs everywhere. They also continue to elect officials that are anti- foreign anything. I would say most of them are getting what they vote for. "You can't have cake and eat it too" will always be true.

[AP___]

My friend, a US citizen for decades, Chinese American, had a small kitchen cabinet company and about 15 employees, since 2018 the tariffs skyrocketed to 400% on imports, ever since his salary was down half and after 2 years of struggle and 2020 pandemic finally he decided to close down and lay off all those American employees and he is now out of job as well

[Matrixredeemer]

Xi Jinping visited more ordinary American people than trump did in 4 years😂😂😂😂😂

[aetnatky]

It is heartwarming to watch videos like this. There need to be more effort made for countries to get to know each other.

[michaelgoh]

Thank you CNA, for your balanced views on the rather troubling relationships between USA and China.
Great documentary.

[michaeltse]

These documentaries are fairly balanced. Well done CNA.