美国压了中国15年，为什么特朗普不得不亲自去机场接人？美国对华围堵五次押注五次失败，美国输光了底牌，特朗普不得不亲自去机场接人，这一幕看得人心里五味杂陈｜艾森 Essen

美国压了中国十四年，为什么最后是总统本人走到舷梯底下握手？ 9月23号，华盛顿郊外的安德鲁斯空军基地。美国总统一般不去机场接人，上一次破这个例，还是2015年奥巴马迎接教皇。这一次，舷梯底下站着特朗普，走下舷梯的是习近平。 2018年，亲手设计"转向亚洲"的坎贝尔在《外交事务》上写下第一句话："美国一向高估了自己决定中国走向的能力。"七年后，美国贸易代表格里尔公开说：我们已经接受了一个事实，中国不会出现大规模的全面改革。 很多人以为，美国对中国的芯片封锁失败了。但数据恰恰相反，芯片卡住了。真正发生的，是美国为了换回稀土磁铁，亲手从自己的墙上拆下了砖。 美国对华的两个前提，是怎么先后死掉的？ 美国商务部长为什么会说，芯片解禁，是放进了磁铁那笔交易里？ 一个能卡住对方、却付不起代价的超级大国，接下来要怎么和中国相处？ 今天，咱们从克林顿那句"把果冻钉在墙上"讲起，一直讲到安德鲁斯的红毯，看清楚这十四年里，美国到底输在了哪里。下一集，我们接着讲：美国递过来的"G2"，中国为什么不要。 #特朗普习近平 #中美关系 #稀土 #芯片战 #美国对华政策 Why would a US president who spent fourteen years trying to contain China personally walk to the foot of the stairs to greet its leader? On September 23, at Joint Base Andrews outside Washington, Donald Trump waited on the tarmac for Xi Jinping. Presidents almost never do this. The last time one did, it was Barack Obama greeting Pope Francis in 2015. In 2018, Kurt Campbell, one of the architects of the pivot to Asia, opened an essay with a confession: America had always overestimated its ability to determine China's course. This May, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer went further, saying Washington had come to terms with the fact that China's system would not be massively reformed. Most people think America's chip controls failed. The data says they worked. What actually happened is that Washington pulled bricks out of its own wall to buy back rare earth magnets. How did the two assumptions behind US China policy die, one after the other? Why did the Commerce Secretary say the chip reversal was put into the deal with the magnets? And how does a superpower that can still choke its rival, but can no longer afford to, learn to live with it? Today we trace the story from Bill Clinton's "nailing Jell-O to the wall" to the red carpet at Andrews. Next episode: why China doesn't want the G2 America is offering. #TrumpXi #USChina #RareEarths #ChipWar #ChinaPolicy 艾森 Essen｜推特 x.com/essen_ai｜油管    / @essenai   Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @essenai