Staff Reports
The world is watching as China and the United States square off yet again, this time in Malaysia. With tensions as high as ever, one has to wonder how we got here. The Trump administration, known for its hard-nosed approach to trade, isn’t backing down. Meanwhile, China sends its trade guru, Vice Premier He Lifeng, to smooth-talk his way through yet another round of negotiations. But can America really trust China to play fair?
Every right-thinking American knows you’ve got to stand up to bullies, especially ones who threaten your way of life. It’s about time someone holds China accountable for its decades-long trickery in trade. Under previous administrations, the United States seemed more than willing to roll over and facilitate China’s rise at our own expense. Now, Trump’s team is finally stepping up to the plate to battle China’s obsession with controlling the global economy.
It’s official! #BREAKING
🇨🇳China🇺🇸U.S. to hold economic, trade talks in Malaysia October 24–27 pic.twitter.com/IBuMJUc8fw— Shen Shiwei 沈诗伟 (@shen_shiwei) October 23, 2025
The globalists and left-leaning elites have their fairy tales ready: international cooperation, win-win partnerships, and the power of diplomacy. But all of that translates to is yet another attempt to weaken American resolve. The same people who scoff at American pride are eager to celebrate China’s so-called “peaceful” ascent. How empowering! Here’s a newsflash: China doesn’t care about global harmony, just global dominance.
While President Trump works to put America first, the left whines about trade wars, claiming damage to the economy. Yet they conveniently ignore China’s blatant disregard for fair trade practices and intellectual property rights. What’s the consequence of letting China off the hook? An unlevel playing field that disadvantages American workers, farmers, and manufacturers. It’s not a trade issue—it’s an American issue.
So, as Vice Premier, he makes his way to Malaysia, one can only wonder: will America’s firm stance be enough to crack China’s stone-cold exterior? Will we see a deal that genuinely puts America first, or merely an agreement that appeases the globalist crew? It’s a critical moment. The hope is for the Trump team to remain unyielding. After all, isn’t America tired of being second fiddle? Can we afford another sagging trade deal that sells out American interests?
